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In the moment, you may find yourself quite frustrated, but based on my experience, you will someday soon be able to laugh at the fact that as soon as you get your newborn all dressed up for an outing or occasion, something will then happen that will spark the need for a change of clothes all over again.

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Dr. Baer recommends 2 to 4 thin, tight layers—again, making sure your kid stays warm, but not overheated. Here’s a handy-dandy picture she shared with us to illustrate some options:

While handmade knit hats are amazingly cute, not all of them make the cut. Look for ones that are stretchy and soft. Nothing is worse than trying to pull a small hat onto a screaming baby. For Max, hats that snap under his chin or tie are the most reliable. They stay put and keep his ears covered. The fur-lined hat from Pistil ($34.95) is a fun take on the classic trapper hat, and the adorable Turtle Fur Penguin hat ($28) makes kids and adults alike grin from ear to warm ear. And our go-to for squirmy tots is the Patagonia Synchilla Fleece Hat ($29).

Boden’s organically-grown cotton sleepsuit is beautifully soft and we love the regal, nostalgic smocking style not often found in organic babywear. A good choice for a baby shower or new baby gift it’s of great quality (as Boden is known for) and comes with integral scratch mitts up to age 3 months. Available in sizes 0-12mths.

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89. “The Return of Happy Spangler” (Season 1, Episode 30)A poignant episode to end the inaugural season when “soft, sentimental Rob” gets his has-been former mentor a job on the Alan Brady Show writing staff. Two good comedy bits: Rob’s impression of Alan Brady reading a comedy script for the first time and his slapstick lecture about comedy.

“These pajamas are so pretty and comfortable. I sleep so soundly when I wear them on a cold night. VERY NICE. They’re not baggy like a potato sack, nor bulky, but they are roomy and comfortable and look nice on me. I recommend shaking, then washing them before you wear them, because of the shedding. Make sure you wipe out your washer before you put a load in after them because they shed a little. These have very nice quality flannel.”

"When Jennifer MacPhee let me know they were providing a coat for every one of our girls this year, I was just thrilled," said Ashley Jeffrey Bouck, executive director of Girls Inc. of the Greater Capital Region. "There is some degree of need among a large portion of our membership, and it is a significant sigh of relief for all of us here to know that every child who comes through our doors is going to have a warm coat this winter."

58. “The Plots Thicken” (Season 3, Episode 25)Sitcom families normally didn’t discuss where the husband and wife would ultimately be buried, but this episode is a good example of The Dick Van Dyke Show’s more sophisticated worldview as Rob and Laura’s parents argue over competing cemetery plots. Gets into some dark territory (a traumatized Ritchie asks, “Where’s Daddy going without you?”) before the reassuring conclusion.

142. “The Houseguest” (Season 1, Episode 9)Rob violates the Petrie family “system” when he brings home Buddy’s German Shepherd, Larry, for the weekend without consulting Laura. Not excellent, but Van Dyke holds his own opposite the handsome dog in an extended set piece in which he tries to lull the animal to sleep.