An Ignoble Experiment: [Parent Hacks] 2 new posts in Parent Hacks

2009/10/02

[Parent Hacks] 2 new posts in Parent Hacks

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Amazon Friday sale: AeroBed (for kids and grownups) 40-50% off

In today's Amazon Friday sale:

Consider thinking ahead to holiday houseguests. Two AeroBeds are on sale today: the AeroBed for Kids (40% off at $59.99), and the AeroBed Guest Choice Inflatable Bed (twin size is 46% off at $49.99, queen size is 51% off at $59.99).

The kids' version has a 4-inch safety surround to help prevent little ones from rolling off, but the queen size Guest Choice would work for kids AND adults...and if a kid rolls off an 8-inch mattress onto the floor, would it really matter?

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Halloween craft: Turn a canvas tote into reusable trick or treat bag

Shivani's fun tip doubles as a pre-Halloween craft project:

I know a lot of people have collected the plastic/cloth re-usable grocery store bags. By decorating the bags, you can make a sturdy trick-or-treat bag that hopefully won't rip with the weight of the candy. You can re-use the bag year after year!

FamilyFun suggests letting the bag double as an autograph collector. I say give the kids some permanent markers or fabric pens and let them decorate how they like!

Who else has a creative idea for homemade candy collectors?

Photo credit: Disney FamilyFun