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NonMom
This classic red Radio Flyer wagon will rekindle your childhood memories, besides securing the company’s state as the market leader in toy wagons since its inception in 1917. The updated version comes decked out with hi-tech goodies for a more joyful ride both for the kids and parents. The Cloud 9 wagon has digital controls, speakers and a dock for an MP3 player. The luxury toy wagon is outfitted with 5-point safety harnesses, padded seats, cup holders, foot brakes and fold-out storage containers. There’s even a digital handle that tracks temperature, time, distance and speed for the obsessed parents who want to keep a track of every little detail when it comes to their little one. “We approached this product much like an automotive company might with a concept car,” said Mark Johnson, Radio Flyer’s product development manager.
Feliz Ray Diaper Bag
This is a really sleek diaper bag that features giant outside front bow doubles as a roomy pocket, outside back pocket, inside bottle holders, cellphone pocket and zip pocket, fold-out changing mat, two clear removable pouches, durable wipe-clean nylon, cotton print lining, and sturdy patent leather handles and trim. Price: $450.
Where I will one day give birth —-
Things That Are Real: The Hello Kitty Maternity Hospital in Taiwan.
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Marc Jacobs Bugaboo
“The exclusive, limited edition all-black Cameleon with a canopy and bassinet cover is made from Little Marc signature fabric. Only 15 will be put into production. Four of the limited edition strollers will reach Colette in Paris, two each in London and the Marc Jacobs boutique in Dubai, one in Amsterdam and the rest six will be offered for sale at the six Marc Jacobs stores on Bleecker Street. The original Bugaboo Cameleon comes as a complete stroller with a seat, bassinet, mattress, under seat bag, mosquito net, rain cover and a maintenance kit. The limited edition Marc Jacobs Bugaboo will retail for $1,500. I think I want a baby just so I can get this.
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Rocking Chair/Cradle Concept
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The Best Places to Raise Your Kids 2009: New York - BusinessWeek
They picked a city out of every state for this. Out of all the places in NY, they picked my city, New Rochelle. hehe
