I only have one child left at home, but he is 7, and it pays to stock up on certain things in my house. There always seems to be a shortage of toilet papter, paper towels, kleenex, drawing paper, children's bath wash/shampoo, etc. No need to tell you who the culprit is...hmmm? Costco is the place to buy in bulk and save money. The only reason it didn't get a 5 star is because it is a little bit of a distance from where I live, so I can't go as often as they would like me to...lol!

best mexican place i have been to.

I prefer Knudsen's as it closer to my home but the recipe for the ice cream are both the same. The food is also delicious but I go there for the ice cream sundaes. There is a huge selection of ice cream flavors and the toppings make it special-the hot fudge and caramel are to die for. I always leave satisfied.

The photographer (I forgot her name) perfectly captured our boy Joshua at his 9 month stage. The pictures were absolutely beautiful. If you can find it within your budget, you owe it to your child and to yourselves to go for the "Baby Parts" package with the 9 pictures. Wonderful. They are pricey, but worth every penny. Word of advice: get your photos framed at a trusted place of your choosing. The nearby framing store they offered as an alternative--no pressure at all, which is nice--was very overpriced.

Although the store had quite a few adorable items, and in sizes that ranged from newborn (my pet peeve is that many stores start at 0 months rather than newborn) upwards, this store was ridiculously overpriced. A simple cotton dress for a newborn that was $95? Maybe I should get into the baby clothes industry!