Things You’re Not Buying from Target | Child Down Jacket Boy Winter Coat

Forget spending $10 or more on bath bombs, because Target even has exclusives on some of the most popular bath bombs like these Da Bomb Bath Fizzers in a variety of Target-only designs and scents—all under $6 each.

Employees were assigned sizes and shopped personally for a girl, or donated money for a coat to be purchased.

Swedish design for Scandinavian winters — what more could you ask for? We love how this one is 100 percent merino wool and zero percent itchy.

13. Simple Joys by Carter’s Fleece Footed Pajamas ($25, 3 Pack): Make sure you have some backup pajamas to last through the winter; this pack of three animal-themed onesies will give you a few options.

I’m a mom, I’m a shopper, and I will share with you now 15 things moms should know about dressing the newborn (and 5 oopsies we all probably make).

2. H&M Checked Jumpsuit ($15): Nothing says winter chill like plaid flannel. This cute and cuddly organic cotton jumpsuit is a one-piece that will keep baby toasty and looking stylish too!

Five years later, Sarah has created What Little Wonder. Her curated online shop is a minimalistic, modern mom’s answer to the baby-item doldrums. Browsers won’t find splashy, gaudy colors. Instead the site swims in calming hues and subdued patterns of tan, sage, mustard and gray against crisp white. The diaper bags are stylish and sleek, the teethers are eclectic (one is shaped like a vintage camera) and there is a sweet alternative to the traditional “coming home” outfit – knotted gowns made from bamboo. Sarah is admittedly a picky shopper; she translates her discriminating tastes to What Little Wonder. 

With some of our giant toy retailers no longer in existence, Target has become the natural next step for toy-hungry kids and parents, especially since their selection is so extensive. Consider shopping their website for some of the year’s hottest finds, like the JoJo Siwa Be You Sing Along Boombox with Dual Microphones. JoJo everything has sold out across the board at other stores, but Target manages to keep it in stock.

“I was so relieved,” Beltran said when Kirch notified her that the basketball team would be providing gifts for her daughters. “My girls were so excited to meet the players.”

Local Carrollton police officer, Sergeant Jamie Doss, has been taking kids from the Head Start program in Carrollton shopping for Christmas the past two years. Doss, a native of Reform and 2000 graduate of Pickens County High School, understands what it is to be in these children’s shoes. “I grew up kind of poor,” said Doss. “My mom was a single mom of three. The reason I do this is because I know what it’s like growing up and not having something for Christmas. I decided a long time ago, as long as I’m working and can afford it – because I’ve got four kids of my own – I would give back.”

MHS Canvases for Sale: We are in the process of updating canvas pictures that are displayed throughout Muscatine High School. Certain canvases are available for purchase based on Administration approval for $65. If you are interested in a specific canvas, please contact Doreen Borde in the Principal’s office by email at [email protected] or by calling 263-6141 ext. 1116. It would be helpful if you could provide a snapshot of the canvas and name(s) of subject on the canvas, as well as, where the canvas is displayed (Commons/Gym area, Auditorium, Ag, Science, etc.).  You will be notified if the canvas you are requesting is available and when to pick up.

When commercial and residential buildings are meticulously designed, communities are able to grow and thrive. East West Partners is once again behind such a project in Avon, this time delivering 13 beautiful mountain residences just west of the Westin Riverfront Resort. The Riverfront Townhomes will add yet another link within Avon’s increasingly walkable community, including easy access for residents to Beaver Creek via the Westin Riverfront Gondola.