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Lunch Punch
Kiersten Jowett, a mother of three young children, invented the Lunch Punch to make lunch more fun for everyone. Parents struggle to make healthy meals that kids will actually eat.
The Lunch Punch cuts sandwiches into fun and interactive shapes while cutting off the crusts. The Lunch Punch is designed to capture the most amount of bread to minimize waste. It's also tall and gentle on little helping hands.
The Lunch Punch comes in two fun patterns: Critter Cutters and Match & Munch.
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The Healthy Lunchbox
More than just a cookbook, this book addresses the growing epidemic of obesity in American
children (and adults) with detailed explanations of the risk factors, causes, and dangers. It also
provides practical solutions to help with a variety of issues that might hinder a working mom's ability to keep her kids fit and healthy. Dr. McAllister's tips are practical, actionable, and fun.
The back of the book focuses on healthy lunchbox meals; recipes for breakfast, snacks
and lunch are simple and appealing, and they employ some wholesome packaged products
for convenience. Nutritional information (including "G-
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The Lunch Punch is a food cutter specifically designed to capture the most amount of bread when it cuts the crust off your sandwich. A fun lunch with minimum waste.
The Lunch Punch is taller than cookie cutters, making it easy to cut through two pieces of bread and spread while still keeping sandwiches light and fluffy.
Plus, the Lunch Punch is kid friendly and dishwasher safe.
The Miracle Blanket is simple to use, and so very comfortable for babies to wear. Hundreds of thousands of well-
The Babyproofing Bible
More than just a guide to safety locks, stove guards, and baby gates, this book features 320 pages packed with hundreds of tips from parents, healthcare and child care workers, safety experts, and safety organizations. The Babyproofing Bible targets each room in the home, as well as the yard, car, playground, grocery store, and friends' homes, in a restaurant, at a lake or in a pool, or at an amusement park. Get useful advice on how to properly install car seats, create an ID kit for children, and determine which plants in one's home and yard are poisonous.
Your child will follow the pathway to mealtime manners, with ten fun stops along the way. Beginning with “Be thankful for another meal” to “Clear the table” and everything in between, your child will be empowered to take the initiative. Engaging illustrations make it easy for pre-
The girls’ side is a colorful stroll through a flowery meadow. The boys’ side, with the same ten rules, is a swerving speedway, complete with checkered flag at the finish line.
Laminated for easy cleaning.
The labels are made with water-
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The Spicy Collection: Tell at a glance which is hot, and which is not.
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The Charmed Life Collection: Choose a charm to suit your personality.
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The Pink Collection: 10% of proceeds are donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation
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The Steak Collection : Identify meats as rare, medium-
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You Grill Charm your food prior to cooking to distinguish spices and flavors, steak temperatures, or to avoid health or allergy issues. They stay in the entire time, so when dinner comes off the grill, you simply look for your Grill Charm, and everyone knows which one is theirs.
They’re the perfect gift item for Father's Day, birthdays, groomsman, Christmas, Valentine's Day, housewarming or hostess gifts–you name it!
Grill Charms are available in the following collections.
Veteran newspaper writers Sheri and Joe Berkery create It’s News to You keepsakes–customized newspaper/magazine-
Through clever storage and cool new modern designs in children’s gear, you finally have a place where your children and your style can happily coexist–.except for that stroller! It's huge, it cost you a fortune, and it's a necessity. But where do you put it? The neighbors scowl if you leave it in the hallway (illegal they say, as it's a fire hazard). It folds, but the fact that it's on wheels makes it impossible to stay upright in a closet, and at about $1,000.00 a square foot in this city, it's costing you a fortune in lost space!
Finally the solution: the StrollAway! Mommy Entrepreneur Mary Ann Malone created this over-
Constructed of sturdy steel, the StrollAway accommodates most stroller models, and it folds flush to the door when not in use! Hang it on the back of the closet door and voila! Out of sight until your next jaunt with Junior!
