The Animal Kingdom — Choices
Secondhand Spring
Posted by Katy Stager on
I love spring for so many reasons – first and foremost being the commencement of nearly nine gorgeous months of running outside. Heaven. On. Earth. Another reason I love spring? SPRING CLEANING! Now, if you’ve been following my blog via The Animal Kingdom website, you may have already picked up on some of my Type-A personality traits, and my OCD-style thoughts on cleaning. Since spring is a season of renewal, I love nothing more than to spruce up the house, do some gardening, and get rid of things that are simply taking up space around our house.
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- Tags: Childhood, Children, Children's Store, Choices, Cleaning, Clothing, Give Away, Giving Back, Go Green, Green Toys, Kids, Pass On, Purge, Quality, Reuse, Secondhand, Share, Sharing, Shop Local, Shop Small, Shopping, Spring, Springtime
Brand Spotlight: Zutano
Posted by Lindsay Williamson on
We have quite a few companies that have truly partnered with us as a retailer and in turn, we feel it easy and natural to represent their brand to the very best of our ability. So, we thought we'd start a blog series called "Brand Spotlight" to share with you why we love the brands we sell at The Animal Kingdom.
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- Tags: Baby, Best Sellers, Brand, Children, Children's Store, Choices, Clothing, Growing Up, Kids, Newborn, Parenting, Play, Quality, Shop Local, Shop Small, Shopping, Top Items, Zutano
Making Time
Posted by Katy Stager on
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- Tags: Baby, Children, Choices, Christmas, Family, Growing Up, Holidays, Kids, Memories, Parenting, Quality Time, Raising Kids, Time, Traditions
Being an Only
Posted by Katy Stager on
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- Tags: Baby, Children, Choices, Family, Kids, Live and Learn, Mommy, New Mom, Only Child, Parenting, Raising Kids, Siblings
The Cheaper Diapers
Posted by Katy Stager on
Once Nora arrived, I was nervous which is natural for any new parent, and my “type A” personality came on strong when it came to the “right” and/or “wrong” way to do things. I was sure that the realms of right and wrong, good and less-than-good parenting, were black and white. I scoffed at the “live and learn and then get [cheaper diapers] commercial.” Cheap diapers couldn’t possibly be as good as the more expensive brands, right?