September 16, 2021 No. 50 Hear me out: I really like labeling things. And since my daughter's school requires every.single.item to be labeled, I had to grab this handy bluetooth label maker. It's one of those organization purchases I rely on now as a parent! — Thao 
Some kids, like my 3-year-old who decided in July she wanted to be a pumpkin, know exactly what they want to be for Halloween. Others change their mind every few days right up until the 31st. This can make it difficult for parents who just want to get the costume and check the item off their to-do list. Maybe if you show your indecisive kids this list, they’ll be inspired to make a final decision.
We included everything from traditional scary costumes to ones inspired by their favorite shows and characters. Many of the costumes also have adaptive options, so all kids can join in on the fun regardless of any special clothing needs.
cubby ❤️ Amy from Yummy Toddler Food is a go-to resource for delicious, kid-friendly meals. But did you know she also has this handy guide on food budgeting for families? Check it out and start saving on groceries! 
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These Wander and Roam non-toxic mats are large enough for little ones to play on, and soft enough to prevent bumps and bruises.
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My son is super active, which I love, and I was the same way as a boy. I didn't grow up in a family that read to their kids and I had a hard time reading myself. What's your recommendation for my 5-year-old? —John C. 
Dear John C.,
I think I went on too long last week, so I'm not going to do that this week and overload your patience. Let's great straight to it!
I've got four books for you and they're just GREAT and will interest a boy or a girl (I think). You can read them aloud and then they all become great first books for them to read by themselves. They've always worked for me and they're very different, so you've got a range to enjoy here: Maxwell Ryan is a father and was an elementary school teacher in NYC before founding Apartment Therapy. He'd love to answer your question: askmaxwell@cubbyathome.com
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