With Easter around the corner, here’s a cute option for all those eggs. Pottery Barn Kids has a sweet puffy easter basket that’s just $12.  The baskets, available in bunny or chick styles, feature a colorful gingham interior and sturdy handles for little hands. Customize your basket for an additional $6.50.  Makes a great baby keepsake!  Learn more at www.potterybarnkids.com.

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Little Bus Cookies – 1 dozen – $14.95

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It’s a fruit snack that kids will think is dessert!  Fruit Pearls are a frozen treat, the texture like dippin’ ice cream dots, that are packed with, antioxidants,  vitamin C and at least 4 grams of fiber per serving.  The entire snack is only 65-75 calories, a great treat for adults too!  Fruit Pearls come in a pack of 12 individual containers.  Learn pricing info (the more cases you buy, the more of a discount you get) at www.fruit-pearls.com. 

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How thoughtful!! GoPicnic creates the highest quality, best tasting ready-to-eat meals that are exceptionally convenient and require no refrigeration or special preparation – you can truly enjoy them anytime, anywhere!

Every GoPicnic meal is ready to eat right from the box, just grab a drink and enjoy one of our delicious, nutritious meals today. GoPicnic meals come in many varieties, including full meals, kids meals, and quick snackboxes.

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Looking for a little help while putting together an afternoon snack for your child? Parents Magazine did the research and came up with 20 great snacks for your tots.

1. Peanut Butter: This versatile childhood favorite’s got plenty of protein and fiber. For a change, try making silly PB&J sandwiches: Instead of bread, use toasted mini waffles or rice cakes.
2. Sweet-Potato Chips: Sweet spuds are one of the most nutritious vegetables around: They’re packed with vitamin A and are a good source of B6, C, and folate. These simple, delicious chips are a great alternative to the greasy, store-bought variety.
3. Healthy Baked Treats: Your child will never guess you’re sneaking fruits or vegetables into her diet when you bake them into yummy muffins or breads. Banana bread, zucchini muffins, and carrot bars are a few of our favorites for kids. Our tasty Carrot-Cake Bars contain beta-carotene from the carrots and vitamin C from the pineapple.
4. Whole-grain cereal: A bowl of enriched whole-grain cereal with milk and fruit is power-packed with vitamins, calcium, and fiber. Cheerios are a classic, but another brand we like is Barbara’s Bakery Multigrain Shredded Spoonfuls.
5. Cheese: The protein in this versatile snack keeps energy levels high until dinnertime. We like to stick salt-free pretzel sticks into cubes of low-fat cheese to make “satellite snacks,” but you can also make cheese more interesting to kids by melting some on an English-muffin half, serving it with whole-wheat crackers, or cutting a face in a slice of American cheese.

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