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 Wrap Around Single Stroller Sun Protector - Sit n Stroll $43.60 Sasha's protectors protect a baby's/child's delicate eyes, skin and body from the harmful effects of the sun's heat, glare, cancer causing ultraviolet UVA/UVB rays, wind, dust, debris, and flying insects. They are water resistant and flame retardant. They are unique in that they protect, yet still allow parents to see in and children to see out at all times. Size: Approximately 34" x 42". Protector can only be used with a canopy. Offers complete front and side protection from the Sun, Wind & Insects. Attaches to stroller frame or chassis. Uses: Anywhere outdoors.  Music & Lights Sit 'n Spin: Rockin' Tunes $21.99 I remember enjoying these as a kid and our family had one for years. When some gave us this one I thought it was pretty neat but WOAH is that music LOUD, there is no volumn control and while I'm not a prude and want only quiet toys, contrary, I want toys that will stimulate young minds so I don't mind noise but this thing IS LOUD! So I put some tape over the 2 speakers (LOOKS like there are 4 but music only comes from 2) I put tape over the speakers and wah-la just the right volume now. But I read why people rated this negatively. And I am glad, I thought it was just my imagination---but it's TRUE, this must be smaller than the original version I grew up with. At 18 months I tried to help my daughter spin on it yet for her to sit on it her chest would rub the steering wheel. By 2 she could spin it herself but would risk a tumble with each turn as she tried to balance herself on the small base and still manuever the steering wheel. A big turnoff is portability. To pick this up and move it you have to hold the bottom end otherwise it falls off the handle, perhaps it was meant to screw in and ours is missing a screw? Anyway, if someone wants to buy one cheap then I know where you can get one haha.  Garfield Sits Around the House (Garfield Classics) $12.00 The seventh intallment of the "Garfield" comics includes the first appearance of Jon's Grandma, Garfield's attempt on show business on the midnight fence, another useless diet, more flirtations with Arlene, and an outside walk in the dark night. Also, the appearance of Lyman is becoming less and less apparent; I almost feel sorry for the man. Anyway, Garfield (along with Calvin and Hobbes) is the only comic I read. I like it! |
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