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Sweater Clips Are Not Just for Grandmas
Sweater clips are a grandma accessory. They're also the fastest way to make a too-big dress fit your kid.
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$10 Hotel Stool
A $10 folding stool that fits flat in your suitcase and solves the "hotel sink is too tall for short humans" problem.
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Practice Potty
A cheap practice potty that sits in the bathroom for whenever your kid gets curious. Its whole job is being available.
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Peapod Mats
Peapod Mats are soft, washable, and don't crinkle. The only nighttime potty training purchase worth making.
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Disposable Toilet Seat Covers for Toddlers
Disposable waterproof toilet seat covers that live in the diaper bag. You won’t think you need them until you’re in a public restroom without them.
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Tracking Jar for Potty Training
The poop and pee tokens are what make this one work — the kids were obsessed, it took the pressure off, and it cost twelve dollars.
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Lucky & Me Kids' Underwear: The Unexpectedly Important Potty Training Purchase
Lucky & Me makes the softest, best-fitting toddler underwear we’ve found, and it’s not particularly close.
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Baby Wearing: We've Tried a Bunch of These
My absolute favorite was the Tula — so easy, so comfortable, collapses into a belt bag. We also loved the TushBaby. Everything else is personal preference and body type.
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The OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty: The One Potty Training Product You Actually Need
We own three of these and if one broke tomorrow we’d order a replacement before lunch.
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ErgoBaby: Not for Us, But Maybe for You
We didn't end up loving the ErgoBaby — our kids were carrier babies, not carrier toddlers. But if yours are, this is the one.
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TushBaby Baby
The TushBaby isn't a carrier — it's a hip seat. No buckles, no adjusting. Just pop them on your hip and go.
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The Baby Carrier I Loved So Much I Gave It Away
The Tula Lite collapses into a belt bag, clips to your stroller, and is the most convenient carrier we've ever owned.