Archive for the ‘Shopping for Kids’ Category
March 11th, 2010 | 
Author: I am in the process of selling my horse and I’ve had a few responses from what are obviously young teen girls.
Is it typical for parents to unleash their children on the "horse for sale" ads to contact sellers or are these kids horse shopping without permission and wasting my time?
I do follow up when I get contacts and I am *mostly* respectful regardless of who contacts me. (as long as they aren’t using me as a directory for facilities in my area or making ridiculous offers without sharing any of their information first).
Posted in Shopping for Kids | 
Tags: kids horse, parents, shopping, wasting my time, young teen girls | 
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I want to set up a small online kids stationary shop, but i need a good and cheap supplier my cosine can get any colour packs of card with 50 pieces of A4 card in each pack for 60p, so i would like something as cheap as that. I would most like to buy colored card, colored pens and pencils, glue, glitter and more other kids arts and crafts. So could someone please give me a good supplier for kids stationary.
Posted in Shopping for Kids |
Tags: 50 pieces, arts and crafts, colored pens, cosine, glitter, glue, kids arts and crafts, pencils, stationary shop |
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i was thinking 500. but then im like wait, 250 for a two year old?? thats a bit steep. i was thinking about getting the 4 year old a video game system. but im thinking he may be too young for video games
i figured me and my fiancee could put our money together to buy the kids stuff. so this money is for toys and clothes. the good thing is kids clothes are so cheap.
Posted in Shopping for Kids |
Tags: fiancee, kids clothes, Money, toys, video game system, video games |
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Looking for a family friendly, inexpensive holiday destination in the pacific islands. Family, self catered apartment/villa would be great. Thinking of Vanuatu or New Caledonia, but would consider others. Not looking for expensive restaurants or nightlife. Looking for good beaches close by with swimming/snorkeling and perhaps a little shopping. Kids are 8 and 6 years old.
Posted in Shopping for Kids |
Tags: 6 years, apartment villa, beaches, family self, holiday destination, inexpensive holiday, new caledonia, nightlife, pacific islands, restaurants, shopping, vanuatu |
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the other day i saw a 10 year shopping there. !!
I thought Hollister was for high school and college kids
how often do you go food shopping? and what is on your dinner list for this week?
My parents only take me once or twice a yr to discount thrift stores and i dont complain and i hardly get new shoes i still use mine from 2yrs ago because my mom makes me buy stuff 2 sizes larger so they last long and they do and I dont mind cuz times are tough and i also dont buy accessories unless im given as gifts. So how and how often do you shop for your kids, teens, toddlers, infants ?
To keep them under control?
Do you use a baby harness?
When I go out shopping with my girls, I usually give them – each (depending on my budget, but never less than or more than ) before we leave the house. Once we get to where ever we’re going for example Target, I’ll take them to the toy section first and let them choose whatever they can afford. Whatever they chose usually keeps them happy for however long we’ll be in that place.
What works for you?
Im a fashion design student and Im creating a childrenswear line for my senior fashion show. Besides price, I’d like to know what parents look for when they shop for clothes for their kids. For example do you look for the function of the clothes or is it all about style and trends? If so, what are you looking for? Thanks for your input.
Posted in Shopping for Kids |
Tags: clothes, fashion design student, fashion show, parents |
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All the pics I could find of Michael and his kids, shopping at Ed Hardy.
They are so beautiful, such a beautiful little family.
I miss Michael!!
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