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Food Find: Ella's Kitchen Organic Baby Food
We always, always said we'd be the kind of mom who makes her own baby food from scratch. But then reality set in. So thank goodness for British import Ella's Kitchen, debuting stateside this fall. Their baby food is pure organic goodness containing nothin' but what's in the name: sweet potato, apple, pumpkin, blueberry. There are six combos to choose from, and the handy pouch packaging is a snap for moms on the go. $1 to $2, Babies R Us.
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Bottoms Up
Part of a new baby line by best-selling author Dr. Andrew Weil, the Tritan drinking cup is BPA-free and specially designed to reduce colic and gas troubles. Five cool color combinations set it apart from the sippy-cup pack. $10, WeilBaby.
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Play with Your Food
If anything is gonna get your kids out of bed in the morning, it's this happy-go-lucky pancake pan and its seven funny faces. It might just elevate Sunday breakfast from mundane meal to family ritual. $30, JCPenney.
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Entertaining Find: Hug Rings
These touchy-feely felt napkin rings "hug" your linens in the cutest way. And they can double as place cards at a kid's birthday party: Alternate the boy and girl forms to avoid a scene straight out of a middle-school dance. $15 for a set of four, Fuz Farm.
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Party Find: Dwell Studio Cocktail Napkins
Casual summer entertaining does not have to equal Dixie cups and takeout napkins. Consider Dwell Studio's new cloth cocktail napkins, sold in satisfying little four-packs. Choose from six graphic patterns, or get few to mix and match. We believe in treating our guests to good food, good friends, and good design. $28, Dwell Studio.
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Water, Water Everywhere
This playful primate will have little ones drinking their eight glasses a day in no time. And avoiding plastic bottles will ease mom's carbon conscience. An aluminum water bottle that keeps the whole family happy? We'll drink to that. $18, Blue Q.![Blue Q Cheers Monkey[1].jpg](http://blog.cookiemag.com/magazine/blogs/dailyfind/2009/07/28/Blue%20Q%20Cheers%20Monkey%5B1%5D.jpg)
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Lunchable
This genius little lunch box contains individually sealing compartments so that you can feel good about skipping the plastic baggies and other disposable packaging (and your little guy's sandwich won't taste like his banana). Plus, it comes with a drink bottle and three sticker sheets so they can have a ball decorating and personalizing.
$30, Goodbyn.
$30, Goodbyn.
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Heath Ceramics Tea Towel
Inspired by simplicity of '50s and '60s graphic textile design, this bright Skinny laMinx tea towel from Heath Ceramics is cool enough to frame. In fact, we just might. $18, Heath Ceramics.
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handstand kids chinese cookbook
Instead of just teaching your kid the art of ordering takeout, inspire her to whip up her own delicious and healthy dishes, like Kung Pow! Chicken. Plus, the recipes are leveled from 1 to 4 chopsticks to help you choose the right age level for your budding chef. $28, Handstand Kids.
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Vitamins on Demand
If you're like us, figuring out exactly which vitamins and supplements you need can seem like a hassle, but Vitamins on Demand has made it pretty darn simple. You can choose a prepared pack or customize your own depending on your needs. So now you have no excuse. $20, Vitamins On Demand.
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