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Keeping up with your little one is a full-time job. Keeping up with what they want for the holidays on top of that? Practically Olympic. So we tapped our team of parenting editors to round up 25+ gift ideas for kids of all ages this season. From the WiFi-enabled landline all the moms are buzzing about to the makeup play kit every little glam artist seems to love, we’ve got a little something for every wish list.
And of course, we couldn’t leave out a few treats for you, the parents, too.
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With two little ones, babywearing always felt too chaotic and logistically complicated — no matter how nice the carrier looked. And the Artipoppe ones do look good. With their buttery-soft fabrics, chic prints, and impeccable craftsmanship, they're the kind of baby gear that doubles as a fashion accessory.
But after a few long walks and grocery runs, I realized baby carriers caused more hassle than convenience. Despite trying several of them, the structure and weight distribution didn’t work for my back, and — maybe most surprising — they’re deceptively tricky to put on. The Artipoppe ones in particular are a major investment, at well over $300 (with some limited-edition styles nearing $700).. In the end, I’m glad I didn’t splurge given how complicated babywearing turned out to be for me personally. That said, if you’re still curious, consider buying one secondhand for a fraction of the price.
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