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Hard Hat Harry's Police Cars for Kids

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Real Life GIANT Construction Equipment for Kids Commercial

A commercial from the 90s that advertised a video for kids about construction apparatus. Why? Nobody knows...

'Hard Hat Harry' Mentally Smokes 2 Kids

Harry is a overseer of his craft.

The Shelton Family: Spring Break and other fun stuff

by The Sheltons

Speaking of swimming, the boys to make good the existing swimming style. Cole is floating on his own now. Thumbnail by bit there. And it can get rings from the bottom of the pool as his grandparents. Carter is working on his strokes. He can swim through the accumulating, but when he moves his arms out of the team with him will not straighten - is the section of the funniest sit with him swim. I am very proud of them. Prior Record up Ease up began, Carter had a few days of fun followers. One of the activities "Hat Day" Clothing was a helmet with a paintbrush talked to him.He painted an exact replica for me, it was a color and very recently a blouse of stroke, but I hung on the fridge anyway! He wore his hat Masters golf dad bought him when he went to the event 2 years ago. Fortunately, it has an adjustable strap, it still has a year or two in it. Then Cole may have. And meaning, if it does Cole, Carter is scheduled for that. Carter Cole is not EVERYTHING. Some more bad ethics....

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baby clothes unisex | Blue Fly KIds

by admin

My son is 2 now and I am 25w weighty with a infant mouse. I’m starting to slowly change all of his things into a weird “big boy” margin and set up the nursery for our mollycoddle skirt. I’ve got boxes and boxes of boy pet clothes that I had saved in situation we’d have another boy. It’s yet to part with his clothes, but it seems every beat I try to group out the boxes (irksome to find unisex we could use for our daughter) I end up keeping way more than I should unprejudiced because there is a thought associated with a detailed memo. Was it hard for you to give away/shy out your neonate’s clothes when they’d outgrown them? Or am I genuinely legitimate being a away rat here? What’s the first-rate obsession to do…hardly bound the sorting and crowd it all up for Goodwill or put a limit on how much I can keep? There actually is no use one's head to keep it if it is unquestionably a boy get-up and doesn’t fit him anymore, but I only can’t seem to get rid of it.