You may have heard of Little Capers and their fabulous alternative super hero shirts that come with detachable capes.

Between now and February 14, save up to 35% on select styles (Flower Hero, Purple Star Hero, Green Earth Hero, Pink Earth Hero, Peace Hero and All Infant Styles).

Now is the time to stock up on great, unique gifts for the year ahead!

Enter promtional code SSS35 for each sale style you wish to purchase. Visit Little Capers at www.littlecapers.com

Want to be creative with your children, but you’re a little bit “Type A” and still a little bit skeptical of the mess that it could make? Here are some tips for keeping those messes at bay.

• Add a couple of drops of liquid soap/detergent to paints to make washing out of clothes a little bit easier.
• Save old egg cartons for paint palettes and simply toss when the painting is complete.

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With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, why not pick up a little something for your littlest Valentine in the form of a hand sewn heart appliqué on a cute little baby tee or onesie? We found just the thing for you at Little Uni.

Little Uni, the collaboration of longtime friends Julie Crosson and Andrea Needleman, carries a hip line of baby tees, onesies, pants and hats adorned with hand sewn appliqués. Read the rest »

Creating a cute photo bag for yourself or someone you love is a snap with Snaptotes.

Perfect as a grandparent gift idea or for a cute way to tote your gear on the beach, to the gym or around town, Snaptotes handbags are fun, functional and easy to design. Read the rest »

Celebrate Fat Tuesday the old-fashioned way – with a classic Bayou feast! For additional recipes pick up the February issue of Every Day with Rachael Ray - on newsstands now!

Classic Hurricane Cocktails
Makes 8 Drinks

½ cup sugar
Ice cubes
2 cups rum
2 cups passion fruit juice
2 cups orange juice
2 cups pineapple juice
½ cup orange liqueur, such as Grand Marnier
Juice of 4 limes (about ½ cup)
Bitters, such as Angostura
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Whether your children keep their toys in their bedroom, family room or playroom, first I want you to come to terms with the size of the room. Although we may think that the smaller the room the more clutter there will be, that is not always the case. Often times more clutter accumulates in larger rooms, simply because it can! With smaller rooms it can appear more cluttered, but often will take far less time to keep it maintained.

The first step in any organizing project is to create a plan. What is working? What is not working? How much time do you have to finish the project? Do you have a budget? etc.

The next step is to minimize the amount of contents in the room. Decisions must be made as to what to keep, give-away, and toss. I recommend having an exit strategy; decide what you are going to do with purged items before beginning the process. Children are often better at getting rid of items than we give them credit. Whether it is for a thrift store, women & children’s crisis center or a local foster child, if you find a worthwhile cause, they will probably do a great job at letting go! If you are planning a yard sale, place price stickers right on the items and then box them up. Come yard sale day; all you will have to do is open up the box and collect your money! Read the rest »

What: Rockabye Baby! CDs

Why: You probably wouldn’t think of playing Metallica, Green Day or Led Zeppelin to get baby in the mood to snooze. Maybe Bob Marley, but even that’s pushing it.

Think again because there’s a whole slew of CDs by Rockabye Baby! that have updated your favorite rock songs into sweet lullabies. Just imagine Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” with soft chimes, glockenspiels and other gentle instruments. You’ll have to hear it to believe it. Read the rest »