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Babystyle.com’s- Porter the Pubby and LuLu the Lamb
My boys each have one of these plush stuffed animals found at babystyle.com. (I’m sad to say that these will not be available in our store.) I can not tell you all the things they have done with these animals friends. At times they have been wrestling partners. Other times they have been crucial supports for fort building. And more conventionally, they have watched a good percentage of their t.v. in the arms of these little buddies. The options never seem to run out.
What mom loves about them? They still look good in the family room! Their neutral colors make them fit into any setting. I myself have even found myself laying on the floor, using them as a pillow.
At a price tag of $78.00 they may seem expensive, but they’ll last! If you think about it as a friend for your little one and an important piece of furniture the price tag does not seem so bad.
Stokke Tripp Trapp Highchair
The Tripp Trapp is pricey and newborns who are just starting out on solids might not get the support they need for their bobbing heads, but for babies 6 months and up, it’s great and I think worth the price. The adjustable footrest and raised seat allows your little one to sit at the dinner table in clean view of the family. The chair is non-intrusive in size and it’s sleek, simple design proclaims its practical use. The Tripp Trapp also has cushions available in cute colors and prints to bring added comfort to your child when he is seated. Because the chair can grow with your child, this may be the last chair you buy until of course your husband tries to sit on it. Thankfully, it holds up to 300 pounds. The durability of the chair reflects the longevity of the Stokke brand, which has been around since 1932.
