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- Style+Beauty
- Kids' Coats & Boots This way-cool collection of winter jackets and boots will have your cubs begging to go (and stay) outside.
- Food+Parties
- Thanksgiving Side Dishes Round out your turkey dinner with these mind-blowing sidekicks.
- Home Front
- Kids' Bedrooms Revisit all our favorite kids' bedrooms for inspiration and ideas for your own child's room.
- Photo Organization Drowning in a sea of snapshots, a mom of three searches for the perfect photo-organization solution.
- Recycled Crafts Here, three easy trash-to-treasure ideas they can help with.
- Brain+Body
- Miscarriage: What not to Say We compiled a list of five things to avoid saying to someone who has experienced such a loss.
- Kids' Sex Questions Sharon Maxwell, Ph.D., answers questions about the issues that have Cookie staff members freaking out.
- Green Books It might not be easy going green, but these books will help you implement simple changes that will make a big difference in your household (and for the earth!)
- Gear+Shopping
- Jogging Stroller Road Test Whether you're looking to tote your child on full-sprint runs or breezy speed walks, we've tested the top 11 jogging and all-terrain strollers to help you find the best fit.
- Ride-on Toys We've found the ten best rocking, rolling, or bouncing ride-on playtime toys.
- online sales Cookie helps you find deals and the best online sales on the Web this week.
- Travel
- Washington, D.C. With dozens of no-charge museums and kid-friendly history lessons at every turn, this walkable city is made for families on the move—and on a budget. Plus, where to stay and printable walking maps.
- Chinatowns & Little Italys Instead of doling out the dollars for an exotic vacation, spend a day with the kids at an exotic locale closer to home.
- Thanksgiving Travel Sanity Savers You know it's going to be a travel nightmare, but packed planes, stuffy trains, and endless traffic jams won't stop you this holiday season. Here are a few tips for easing the inevitable chaos.
- Sustainable Hotel Directory Eco-friendly places to vacation.
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- From the Magazine
- When new articles from the October issue become available online, they will be added to this page.
- Entertainment
- Jada Pinkett Smith Five members of the family. Four separate Hollywood careers. Not to worry: The superstar supermom always has a plan.
- Chef Jeff An ex-con turned Vegas chef takes at-risk youths off the street and into the kitchen.
- Style+Beauty
- Cold Weather Gear This season's flurry of puffy parkas, chunky scarves, and furry hats guarantees that your kids will have an arctic blast all winter.
- Pretty Easy Before the mayhem known as the holiday season begins, lock the bathroom door and devote a few moments to pampering your skin—and sanity.
- Travel
- Mexico Food from their own farms and palapas from their own trees: At each of these two Mexican getaways, you'll discover a place as luxurious as it is eco-lovely.
- Abroad at Home For authentic international experiences stateside, consider these five cities.
- Food+Parties
- Turkey 101 It's "shockingly easy" and, thanks to a made-for-Mom roasting technique, it doesn't even have to take all day. Plus, step-by-step carving tips.
- Brain+Body
- After a Miscarriage How do you help a silent sufferer through a miscarriage or stillbirth? Two books offer insight and solace.
- Green Cleaning Cheat Sheet Expert tips on effective, earth-friendly ways to degrease and degrime your home, your dishes, your clothes, and yourself.
- The Sex Talk Where would you prefer your kids to learn about sex, from you or from Gossip Girl? Us, too.
- HOME FRONT
- Free and Easy Kids' Crafts It's possible to improvise kids' craft projects without a lot of planning (or a lot of spending). Start here with a ball of yarn, a board game, or a simple envelope.
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