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    Archive for December, 2007

    Traveling with Shelly Allen, Owner & President, Kangaroodle

    Thursday, December 20th, 2007

    Kangaroodle is one of our favorite stores on the internet, no small task when you consider that there are enough boutiques in the sophisticated mommy category to keep us online until 2010. Owner and president Shelly Allen was a product designer and buyer in retail for many years; once daughter Kate arrived, Shelly took her know-how in-house and applied it to building her own company whose key words – fun, functional, fabulous – clearly define the products she handpicks to sell. Shelly, who is offering a cute baby beanie (as opposed to a beanie baby) to one lucky COL subscriber (see details here) took some time to talk to us along with and Kate, 4: (more…)

    Oh the Weather Outside is Frightful: Carseat & Carrier Covers

    Tuesday, December 18th, 2007

    Cold wet weather and babies aren’t usually a good mix, hence so many beach vacations for families with tiny tots. But your vacations needn’t be confined to warm or mild weather: in addition to the usual stroller covers, we’re seeing more and more options for carseat covers and carrier covers that keep baby warm – and close – as you brave the elements. These are great to have along when you’re traveling and want or need to be free from the stroller. Keep your options open by having a cover of every kind on hand so that you can be out and about no matter the forecast.

    Sasha’s Infant Car Seat Shield

    Sasha’s Infant Car Seat Rain & Weather Shield: The clear cover of this PVC weather shield keeps baby safe from precipitation and wind in milder weather, but allows him to sightsee too. The ventilated cover also absorbs up to 67% of UV rays, according to the manufacturer. $32.99 at elitecarseats.com.

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    Kid Spa Treatments in the Caribbean

    Friday, December 14th, 2007

    In keeping with the growing trend of luxury family travel, many spas at resorts worldwide have incorporated age-appropriate spa treatments for younger guests. With treatments ranging from sparkly mani-pedis to gentle facials, these spas are making smart moves: not only does the expanded menu allow for family bonding time (usually mother-daughter, but men and boys can go too), but parents no longer have to find ways to occupy the kids while enjoying an hour or so of pampering. After the jump, three spas that have added services for children to their menus. (more…)