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You know how dogs are a man’s best friend? The same can be said for kids and babies. Puppies are a baby’s best friend. Dogs show such unbridled joy and unconditional love. They’re the perfect animal for a themed baby shower or nursery.

What’s the new enchanted animal of 2019? Unicorns, of course! Kids are clamoring to get their rocking horses magically transformed into unicorns, and mermaids are swimming aside to let these creatures have their shining moment. So, or course, a unicorn themed baby shower is...

As your baby shower inches ever closer, it’s easy to slip into the “we need this” mindset. So you load your baby registry with bottle cleaners, bibs, and diapers. Great!

Whether you’re attending a sea-worthy baby shower and need some gift ideas or you just want to get something for your own kid, there are plenty of ways to insert a bit of shark week into every aspect of his or her life. Need some gift ideas with a bite?

Looking for a baby gift that’s an instant hit? You can’t go wrong with bath time. Baby’s bath time is prime for creating memories and helping families and siblings to bond. Plus, some of the cutest baby outfits feature an animal-themed hooded towel.

When you’re shopping for baby gifts, whether it’s your bundle of joy or you’re getting something for a friend or family member’s baby shower, it’s always best to make the presents as special as possible.

If you’re Irish or are of Irish heritage, the most important holiday is coming up soon. If you need a hint on what that could be, we have one word for you: Green.

While you decorate your house with pink hearts and red roses, there’s a certain someone who could use a happy Valentine’s Day: Your baby! This holiday is all about sharing your heart with the ones you love, and that includes your children. So what’s the best way to show you...

In addition to snuggling their new arrivals and taking copious amounts of pictures, there’s one big goal that any parent faces when they have a baby: Keeping it safe and healthy. This means baby-proofing their homes, evaluating their food and keeping an eye on small objects...

As kids grow older, they have the ability to ask for what they want for Christmas or Hanukkah. They might sit on Santa’s lap or write a letter detailing the toys and stuffed animals they desire in their hearts.