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We bought one for our son at 16 months and he plays with it all the time he is now 2.5 and plays with it daily.

Our laundry room is in our half bathroom off the kitchen. The set up works really well for us, I have a place to spray my sons diapers off and store the diaper pail. I am glad that it is in room off the kitchen (and not in the kitchen itself).

The best reaction to any christmas gift last year was the bag of yogurt melts in my son's stocking. This year he is getting playdough, underwear and a few small trains.

When on a vacation we buy an ornament to hang on our tree. It isn't always an ornament. This year we bought a key chain at the zoo and hung the wooden elephant from some ribbon to make out ornament. Another tradition we started since we had a child is the morning after thanksgiving we have Pie for breakfast, because what kid doesn't love dessert for breakfast, even if it is only once a year.

Yes except ours is in our Kitchen next to the back door. We each have a bin for shoes in it and a few bins to hold potatoes and onions.

I love green, I have it in half the rooms in our house! I find it relaxing, but not as sleepy a color as blue.

I agree the emails can be overwhelming. I get the emails in digest form. 1 email a day that I can skim over. I find that the daily tasks that come up are things you would often overlook, like dusting the top of the refrigerator or cleaning the cabinent fronts. Having that reminder is nice. I just ignore the cutesy stuff.

I saw a peek of it in West Chester OH last week, but the area was still under construction.

This is Just plain weird. Plus I have heard from other mom's the dye rubs off. If you want cute go for REAL cloth diapers.

I currently have a 1050 sq ft home. And while it is enough space for us now (a couple and a toddler) but we would like to have 2 or 3 more kids. I think 1500-1800 square feet would be ideal even with a family of 5 or 6. The biggest down fall in our house is lack of closet space....there is very little. Apparently people in the 70's didn't need to hang clothing anywhere.

I don't get the giant bedrooms I see in houses, why do you need to have enough space to do cartwheels across your bedroom?