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Here’s the thing: It may all sound complicated at first, but the good news is that there are a ton of safe options out there this winter to keep your child warm and safe. It’s really not as daunting as it seems, I promise.

Fans were also quick to point out another cute part of Crew’s outfit—his retro-inspired white beaded pacifier clip. The handy piece attaches to whatever your baby is wearing to keep their pacifier close by and off the ground.

For cold winter nights, nothing beats snuggling into warm flannel sheets, and Coyuchi makes some of the thickest and best on the market, all from 100% organic cotton. All of their products are manufactured with natural fibers free of the toxic dyes, bleaches and finishes used in conventional textiles. Their chemical-free flannel bedding is now available in crib size for $38. Once you feel the material, you may need to buy a matching set of sheets and a duvet cover for yourself too.

Members of Meridian Knights of Columbus Council #802 look through coats to be delivered with Ricky Hood, director of Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi. The Knights provided more than 100 coats to the Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi for distribution to children in need of a warm coat. This decade-long program has impacted children in the greater Meridian area. Project director, William Nix, says, "For Children without a warm coat it’s hard to study well, it’s hard to play well.”

To protect that membrane from the rough world outside and the oily grime on your own skin, outdoor companies build jackets that have multiple layers. Typically, they’ll sandwich the membrane between an outer textile and an inner one that faces your body. The outer textile will also have what’s called a DWR, or durable water-repellent coating, on it, to make the raindrops bead up and roll off rather than sitting on the fabric and seeping through.

Walters prevailed in the 50 free (21.55) and 100 butterfly (52.27), while Anderson was the first athlete to touch the wall in the 200 free (1:45.72) and 500 free (4:44.57). Sky View recorded winning times of 1:58.42 and 3:23.74 in the 200 and 400 free relays, respectively. Like Anderson and Walters, David Higginbotham swam legs in both of those relays for the Bobcats.

On Saturday, fans of the movie "Frozen" will be treated to a special event that features princess dancing lessons with characters from the movie, Anna and Elsa. Following the dance lessons, the film will be shown on a huge screen next to the ice rink. Blankets and snacks will be provided. The event runs from 4-7 p.m. with the dance lessons beginning at 4:30 p.m. and the movie starting at 5:15 p.m.

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For infants, nothing is as warm as snuggling up with mom or dad. For baby-wearing mamas and dads, the Baby K’tan Baby Carrier in Organic Cotton is the perfect solution. This clever design, which allows you to carry your baby in five different positions, slips on like a t-shirt, avoiding the harshness of buckles and hardware against baby’s delicate skin or the annoyance of having to loop and wrap fabric like a contortionist yourself. The organic cotton version is GOTs certified and can be worn alone or, because of its design, fits comfortably under a babywearing coat.

95. “Pink Pills and Purple Parents” (Season 4, Episode 10)The moral of this one: Never take anyone else’s prescription. The flashback: Laura, in anticipation of meeting Rob’s parents, takes Millie’s pills to calm her down. Moore makes the most of this rare showcase for her loopy physical comedy.

With all of these options—regardless of whether or not they’ve been officially approved—you should always test them to make sure they are safe. The test is super simple, and Dr. Baer recommends all parents do this, regardless of how they dress their child in the car. Here’s how: