Family Friday: EasyRead Watch for Kids
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My youngest is eager to learn how to tell time. Here’s a watch designed just for him.
EasyRead’s watch’s clear face and design make it easy for kids to learn how to read an analog clock. This battery operated watch is water resistant and comes with a variety of strap colors. You can also choose between a 12-hour or 24-hour version.
EasyRead’s website also has free resources to teach kids how to tell time.
EasyRead’s Time Teacher is under $30 at Amazon.
Sales of note for 7/15/25
(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)
- Nordstrom – The Anniversary Sale is open for everyone — here’s our roundup!
- Ann Taylor – Semiannual sale, extra 50% off sale styles
- Banana Republic Factory – 40-60% off everything + extra 50% off clearance
- Eloquii – Limited time, 100s of styles starting at $9
- J.Crew – End of season cashmere sale, take 40% off select cashmere
- J.Crew Factory – All-Star Sale, 40-70% off entire site and storewide and extra 60% off clearance
- M.M.LaFleur – Sitewide Sale, save 25% with code — 48 hours only! Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off
- Spanx – Free shipping on everything
- Talbots – All markdowns, buy 2 get 1 free, on TOP of an extra 40% off (ends 7/15)
Very late to this concept, but any favorite platforms for sharing wishlists with family? I am aware of amazon but would love something where I can easily add items from other platforms. I used to just share emailed lists but need something where the various family members can see if an item has been purchased.
What are the name labels that people like for daycare clothes/bottles? Mabel’s labels? Name bubbles?
Another gift question. This is our first year in public school. The PTO circulated teacher wishlists. Kiddo’s teacher is a wonderful second year teacher. Her wishlist is all school supplies, while the other teacher’s include gift cards to stores, restaurants, etc. Do I get her both school supplies and a gift card so she has something for herself? Or do I assume she would prefer things for her classroom since that’s what’s on the list?
What is the standard/appropriate amount for pre-school/pre-K teacher gift cards? My oldest child started this year so I have no frame of reference. She’s in a Montessori school and has 4 teachers in her classroom, plus two other teachers rotate in twice a week each to teach French and Spanish, respectively. So I was thinking a $20-25 Target gift card for each, and a nice card saying something my daughter has told me about them/enjoying their lessons?
Following up on one of the discussions yesterday, what are your favorite ways to make sure that you (as mom) genuinely enjoy the winter holidays? We celebrate Christmas, and I’d love to hear what others do to make the day special for yourself in addition to your family.