Baby Santa Music CD

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		Baby Santa Music CD	$6.99
		Birth and up Celebrating the holiday spirit with music of the world Holiday Music Festival: Jingle Bells, Traditional Deck the Halls, Traditional Toy Symphony, Leopold Mozart The Dreidel Song, Traditional Joy to the World, Traditional Joy to the World, Reggae Style 12 Days of Christmas, Caribbean Style German Dance No. 3, "Sleigh Ride,: W.A. Mozart Jingle Bells, Traditional Jingle Bells, Samba Style Hanukkah Medley, Traditional Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella, France Snowbird on the Ashbank, Appalachia The Wexford Carol, Celtic Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, Germany Oshogastu (The New Year), Japan We wish you a Merry Christmas, Traditional We with you a Merry Christmas, African Pop Style Hanukkah, O Hanukkah, Traditional Hallelujah Chorus, Handel Silent Night, Traditional Holiday Concert for Little Ears Orchestra Tune Up Brandenburg Concerto No. 4, Bach Nutcracker Suite, Tchaikovsky Trepak (Russian Dance) Tea (Chinese Dance) Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy Coffee (Arabian Dance) Dance of the Reed Pipes Waltz of the Flowers Symphony No. 9, Beethoven

Toddler meal time pack

Our Toddler Meal Time Pack has everything you need for feeding your little one while away from home:

• 3 Take & Toss Bowls with Lids
• 2 Take & Toss Infant Section Bowls
• 12 Take & Toss Toddler Flatware -- 6 forks & 6 spoons
• 4 Take & Toss Spill Proof Cups or Straw Sippers
• 16 Pampers Pocket Bibsters
• Wet Ones Antibacterial Travel Pack (15 count)

Fun Party box

Ocean Steward Party in a Box

The Ocean Steward Party in a Box is a fantastic way to inspire kids to learn about the oceans and have fun while doing it. Each Party in a Box includes an ocean wildlife Stickerfish Dive Log Pack, an orca magnet, an adjustable wristband, and a sea life self-inking stamp. Each Party in a Box also contains an action list for helping our oceans, information about ocean stewardship, and optional party activities. As a bonus, each Box also includes a Blue Ocean Institute sticker, bookmarks, and Seafood MiniGuide about eco-friendly sea food choices. Buy a set of 12 Boxes and save.

A percentage of profit from the sale of each Ocean Steward Party in a Box goes to the Blue Ocean Institute, a nonprofit organization working to develop conservation solutions and a closer human relationship with the sea through science, art, and literature.

Animal Art

this collection is full of animal friends. They are friendly, playful and inviting! take them home and make a zoo, safari or farm on your wall.
be inspired by their simplicity and happy
nature.

here are some ideas of how to make an animal collection of your own:

• choose a family of different animals all
  in one color


• choose one animal and order one in
  each color


• combine your favorite animal with a
  piece from another avalisa collection

Personalized M&Ms Candy

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Personalized M&Ms Candy
Create and customize the classic M&Ms candy to celebrate any occaision. Choose from 17 colors of M&Ms and then you get to decide what you like those M&Ms to say. Prices start around $46 with great gift wrapping and gift boxes available.

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Rudolph

Singing Humble Bumble
Your favorite characters from the stop-action classic holiday television special "Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer" are back in plush form, and you can take them home to brighten your holidays. Choose from Rudolph himself, the Abominable Snowman, or Clarice. All three sing carols from the TV special and do their own little dances. Rudolph's nose even lights up.

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Top 10 gifts for your Babysitter

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Top Ten Gifts for Your Teenage Babysitter
Don't Forget Your Babysitter During the Holidays
By Jamie Wilson
November 10, 2006



Almost a part of your family, your child’s babysitter is often ignored or forgotten about during the holidays. But this young person, important in the shaping of your child, will be thrilled if you remember them, even in a small way. Here are a few things that will make great gifts for that special teenager.

1. You can start with gift cards to Claire’s, Starbucks, or a trendy local hangout. Teenage girls today are all about the accessories or the being seen. Starbucks is a popular place for kids to go today, but if you don’t like the idea of all that coffee for a young person, consider a mall gift card; many malls today support the Simon gift card system or have their own. It might be tempting to just go ahead and buy them that accessory, but if you do, be sure to make sure it’s returnable. Teens are notoriously picky – remember?

2.Cash – always good. Let’s face it, your babysitter may love your kids, but she works for you in order to earn money. If she has a college fund, a check written to that is great. Or you can get her a prepaid Visa card, or just tuck some money inside a great card that tells her how important she is to you.

3.If you prefer more personal gifts, check her ears first for piercing and then give her really funky earrings, the bigger the better. Big dangly earrings, fashionable in the 80s, have been making a huge comeback. The ones that hang down to the shoulders are the ones that seem to be most popular right now. Watch for the clothes she prefers to wear, and try to match them, or find earrings that match her eyes.

4.Moon chairs – big round chairs on a foldable metal frame – or clear plastic inflatable furniture are really popular right now. You might also be able to find a great deal on beanbag furniture, which is gaining new popularity in the form of couches, divans, and even beds today. If you can’t find these at a local sporting goods store, look online.

5.Classy accessories are a wonderful gift for your teen babysitter. Consider a designer wallet or a leather CD case, for instance. Designer things – any designer will do – are perfect for teen girls to show off to their friends. (If you have one of these you want to regift, a teen will be thrilled to get it, and will never know the difference either.)

6.Homemade gift baskets are reasonably priced and great for teens. Buy a medium-sized basket and fill it with candy, snacks, cheese, crackers, summer sausage, or whatever you think your babysitter would like. You can even stick in gift cards for fast food, if you want to really thrill him or her. (Do not do this to a babysitter who’s on a perpetual diet!)

7.Gift certificates to music stores or to online music sites like iTunes or Napster will be a winner. (And no, she doesn’t have to own an iPod to use iTunes, just have a computer with a CD burner or an MP3 player.)

8.For that matter, MP3 players have come down enormously in price. You can buy a small one (one that holds around a hundred songs) for less than thirty dollars today. If you’re pretty musically savvy, a preloaded MP3 player can really send your babysitter over the moon.

9.Is your babysitter headed to college soon? Consider a messenger bag or a great backpack that has spots for everything – MP3/iPod, pens, cell phone, and handheld computer or laptop. If you don’t think that will work, call his or her mother and ask what they still need for college; she’ll have some great ideas.

10.And for teens of most stripes, items that yell “Cool!” at Think Geek, Sharper Image, or other similar technotrendy stores will work. Think flowers that dance to music, Clocky (an alarm clock that runs away so you can’t hit the snooze), or just about anything that uses neon or other lights for decoration, illumination, and/or information, and you’ll have a gift that won’t go wrong.

As a bonus, be certain to include pictures of the kids she babysits – never as the only gift, mind! Your child’s babysitter, if she’s any good, loves your kids and will love having this memento to show off and treasure in the future.Remember that teenagers are notoriously choosy, and always save the receipt just in case your babysitter wants to return or exchange the gift later. And don't be offended if she does!