Maternity Monday: Dreamy 2-Piece Maternity Pajama Set

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a woman wearing maroon maternity pajamas

When I was pregnant, I came to truly appreciate a comfortable set of pajamas.

This cozy set from Motherhood Maternity looks like something I’d wear even if I weren’t pregnant. These pajamas are made from a soft knit with stretch for comfort and feature a classic button front, flattering V-neck, and piping trim. The relaxed fit will keep your changing body comfortable for nine months and beyond.

These pajamas are $70–$80 full price at Lord & Taylor — but 35% off today — and come in sizes S–XL and 1X–3X.

P.S. Happy Halloween!

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SOS — can anyone recommend an outfit in the Philly/South Jersey area that provides character-themed actors for kids’ parties? (e.g. a giant Cinderella or Elsa). I thought this would be easy to find, but when I search online all of the websites are super sketchy looking (I suppose because this whole business is rife with IP issues…) and no one respond to my requests for information! TIA!

Are kids, particularly third grade girls, still into things like cat’s cradle?

Help, my kids’ rooms are being overtaken by toys and books. I want to get some sort of toy storage/bookshelf type furniture to replace wall mounted book racks but a lot of what I see seems to stick out too far into the room. Does anyone have something decent that doesn’t take up too much floor space? Is it worth it to get a bookcase that has those tilted bins on the bottom (like the PBKids Cameron storage bookcase) or do kids age out of those fairly quickly?

how do you organize kid art supplies? my kiddos (prek age) are super into coloring, crafting, etc. they have a large playroom and we have the ikea latt table, but that is now way too small for their needs. they tend to do most of their crafting on the floor and then it feels like there is paper everywhere. is it worth getting a larger table for them to sit at? will they still end up on the floor?

Can we do a brain dump of everything or every way that you outsource household and/or parenting tasks? I’ve got the standard housecleaner and grocery delivery (though it is so hit or miss with substitutions), but I’m wracking my brain for other things or ways to outsource any tasks.

Board game ideas that a 4.5 and 6.5yo can play together, ideally without parental involvement (so, no reading). Classics or new ones are both welcome, we’re basically starting from zero. The other day they were playing First Orchard together, and I realized that we should probably get some bigger-kid games. 6yo likes Sleeping Queens but the 4yo isn’t quite ready for that yet. Cooperative games a bonus, though I feel like they will find ways to get mad at each other regardless.

We moved over the summer and my 4 year old is going to a new preschool this year (PT-preschool and PT nanny) and I think he’s struggling to make friends. Kids seem to like him fine (wave hi at drop off or if we bump into someone around town), but kiddo doesn’t seem to be anyone’s first choice to play with. We’ve had a few pladates to try to help him make friends and the kids don’t interact much – whichever child is visiting the other’s house is just interested in the new (to them) toys. At a playdate at our house this weekend, my kiddo tried to engage with the other child, but the other child just wanted to play with our toys and at the end of the playdate, when we said we’d like to have him over again, he said no, I’ve seen all your toys. Is this normal playdate behavior for 4 year olds, or do they usually interact more? Not sure if I should keep trying with this kid or if he just doesn’t want to be friends with my kiddo.

Should I be worried that my 5 year old still prefers board books and lift the flap books to books designed for kids her age? She’s never shown a ton of interest in being read to (she would rather be moving, doing arts and crafts, or playing pretend), but when she does want to read she always picks out books designed for babies with very few words and lots of tactile parts. I know kids do things in their own time and not everyone is going to love reading, but I don’t know other kids her age who have this kind of preference for baby books.

i had a rough weekend. DH was out of town all of last week, and my MIL came on Wednesday to help me. Usually my girls LOVE her and have the best time, but this visit they wanted almost nothing to do with her and wanted mommy all the time. As 4 year olds often are, not always the most polite about expressing their preferences (something we are working on), there were a lot of big feelings and tantrums. She told me that one of my daughters should go to therapy. My MIL got offended by something at one point, and I felt like I was being judged the entire weekend for not saying “no” enough and having kids who meltdown. I’ve been with DH for almost 17 years and he has a much younger brother, so while I wasn’t around for his brother’s preschool years, I was definitely around for the elementary ones, and lets just say it’s not like my MIL was known for enforcing rules/boundaries, focusing on manners, etc. I’m exhausted and feeling like a horrible parent

I loved the Target PJs while pregnant in a size up from my normal size. Similar style to this and very soft.

So my 5 year old has been really looking forward to trick or treating this year, but it is supposed to rain all afternoon/evening. We can throw on raincoats and rainboots, but I’m so not looking forward to it. Tips for making the most of it?

Are your kids dressing up? What are the costume choices for tonight?