Family Friday: Kids’ Quilted Jersey Reversible Half-Zip Sweatshirt

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I have a kid who hates wearing coats. This half-zip might be a good compromise between my desire to make sure he’s warm and his not to wear anything coat-like.

This comfy, quilted (and reversible!) half-zip sweatshirt is made from an easy-care cotton-poly blend. The half-zip makes it easy to take on and off. It’s perfect for fall or warmish winter days at school or the playground. You can even get a pair of coordinating pants for a whole outfit.

This half-zip sweatshirt from Crewcuts is $85 for the heather oatmeal or navy nebula heather and $60.99 for the dark green heather. It’s available in sizes XXS-XL. The matching pants are $59.50 and only available in heather oatmeal or navy nebula heather.

Sales of note for 9.10.24

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Kid/Family Sales

  • Carter’s – Birthday sale, 40-50% off & extra 20% off select styles
  • Hanna Andersson – Up to 50% off all baby; up to 40% off all Halloween
  • J.Crew Crewcuts Extra 30% off sale styles
  • Old Navy – 40% off everything
  • Target – BOGO 25% off select haircare, up to 25% off floor care items; up to 30% off indoor furniture up to 20% off TVs

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Any ideas for kid breakfast with protein that doesn’t include yogurt or eggs?

My friend just had a preemie after a tough labour. Any gift ideas for her? I’m far away, but want to show my support.

Having one of those days where I’ve already done 3 hours of wrangling kids before my official “work day” started at 8:30 thanks to the little one waking everyone up at 5:30…

Funny kid stories to get us into the weekend? My husband likes to change up kids’ songs and he taught my little one to sing the “itsy booty/buttsy spider” so now he sings “the itsy booty spider went up the spout, down came the rain and washed the butt out, out came the sun and dried up all the booty and the itsy booty spider went up the… butt” – it’s actually very adorable and hilarious.

My 2.5-year-old has been wearing masks to go to daycare since he turned 2, but just this week has started fighting them and tearing them off. I would dismiss it as a (hopefully brief) phase, but we’re getting on a plane next week and we’ll really need him to wear the mask. Any suggestions?

Asking for a friend (seriously.) New hire, been working in the department for one month. Supervisor wants to have a holiday lunch for the group (about 12 people.) Supervisor wants to go to a restaurant, and employee is vaccinated and boosted but not comfortable doing indoor dining. Would you ask the supervisor to consider getting take out and having lunch while distancing in a conference room, not say anything and go, or try to get out of going altogether?

+1. If she is asked, she should just say, “Oh, I’m disappointed I’ll have to miss it. I am not doing indoor dining right now.” No further explanation.

You all have the best gift suggestions, so… last minute gift ideas needed for my 10 year old. She’s getting a tablet as her main present, and also some books she requested, so i’m looking for one more gift for her. Ideally- less than $35, something consumable or of the “useful and fun” category. Also something I can get at the store because i don’t want to try to order anything online at this point. I was going to get her a couple months of Stitch Fix for her birthday next month, so I don’t think I want to do more clothes right now. And she has a million water bottles.

Ughhhhhhh Pfizer vaccines for under 5 coming Q2 2022 at the earliest. The results weren’t robust enough so they’re now trialing a three-dose series and are going to submit to the FDA based on that. There goes the hope that 2022 will be slightly better than the last two years.