Know a special, little someone on the nice list? Holidays are filled with magic regardless of age, but we all know that babies bring a certain level of bliss to Christmas. Whether you have your own little bundle of joy, or you’ve been struggling to find the perfect present for a little loved one, Nuby has you covered. The trusted family brand is home to everything babies and toddlers — from playtime to snacktime, bathtime, and naptime, too. Best of all, Nuby has curated a holiday gift guide for babies , and there is an exciting catalog of toys sure to make them smile at every stage. Several items are even marked down, like a lovely spotted wooden walker, ball pit, tile mat, and more best-sellers that will have infants, babies, and toddlers over the moon. RELATED: Your 2024 guide to the hottest Christmas toys this year, per experts Don’t waste any time! The clock till’ Christmas is ticking down. To save you some money and the hassle of indoor holiday shopping, Nuby also offers free shipping for all orders over $45. Not to mention, the products are available for an additional 10% off when using the code “GIFTS.” Read on for our guide to the best gifts for babies and toddlers at Nuby. Wooden Baby Walker Are your baby’s first steps on the horizon? Ditch those flimsy, plastic walkers. Nuby’s take on the traditional walker utilizes 100% FSC-certified wood for an eco-conscious design that still boots all the fun features — like the colorful shape sorter, xylophone, and mirror. They’ll be running around the house in no time. Kids’ Ball Pit for Home with 200 Balls As soon as winter rolls around, babies (and parents) are always looking for fun indoor activities to keep them entertained. Look no further than this fabulous, easy-to-assemble ball pit, which comes with a soft, machine-washable cover and over 200 colorful balls for hours of fun. On-the-Go Teething Times Bundle Infants can be notoriously difficult to gift for, but you can never go wrong for teething toys. This newly launched pretend play set features an array of uniquely-shaped, sensory-friendly teethers that double as toys, and would make lovely stocking stuffers for a baby between three and six months. Penguin Slide Squirt Bath Toy Help them ring in the holidays with some silly Nuby bath toys. This adorable penguin set includes a suction cup that easily pops onto bath walls and a few different snowy characters that captivate little ones. Not to mention, they’ll be working on their hand-eye coordination while helping their friends take turns on the slide 20-Piece Foam Floor Tile Set Save $30 on this exciting floor tile mat that relieves some parental worry while entertaining the kids at the same time. The soft, bouncy foam tiles provide a touch of cushioning for babies while they’re learning to sit up and crawl. The fun colors and patterns stimulate the senses and are completely customizable, so your artistic prodigy can create a masterpiece for the living room! Snuggleez Pacifier and Clip Combo Set Take it from a mom of a one-year-old. Pacifiers are easy to lose. You’ll cycle through dozens of these with my luck. But, Nuby pacifiers are a little different. This adorable pacy comes with a plush character attached to the handle. It’ll be a lot easier to spot, and it makes a perfect stocking stuffer! 3D Character Soft Spout Sippy Cup Forget all those boring clear sippy cups. Nuby sippy cups are far superior. The 3D Character designs bring to life all your little ones’ favorite characters — from a gray shark to a green alligator. Plus, the silicone lid is perfect for kiddos prone to spilling. Why Trust Post Wanted by the New York Post This article was written by Miska Salemann , New York Post Commerce Journalist. As a Gen Z first-time mother of one, Miska tests baby, maternity and postpartum products ranging from stylish new kids clothes to long-trusted diaper brands with her daughter. She evaluates baby- and mom-approved products for practicality and quality, and consults medical and parenting experts to weigh in on safe ingredients, usage and more. Before arriving at the Post, she covered the lifestyle and consumer verticals for the U.S. Sun.BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — American swimmer Gretchen Walsh set three more world records on Friday at the world short course championships. Read this article for free: Already have an account? To continue reading, please subscribe: * BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — American swimmer Gretchen Walsh set three more world records on Friday at the world short course championships. Read unlimited articles for free today: Already have an account? BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — American swimmer Gretchen Walsh set three more world records on Friday at the world short course championships. She lowered the 100-meter individual medley time to 55.11 seconds in the final, and the 100 butterfly record twice. In the morning heats, Walsh broke Canadian Margaret Mac Neil’s mark of 54.05 from 2022 to 53.24. Then she dropped it again in the evening semifinals to 52.87. Walsh has seven world records in Duna Arena this week. The U.S. men’s 4×200 relay team achieved two world records in the same final. The team clocked a winning 6:40.51, slashing nearly four seconds off its own record from the last championships in 2022 in Melbourne, Australia. Winnipeg Jets Game Days On Winnipeg Jets game days, hockey writers Mike McIntyre and Ken Wiebe send news, notes and quotes from the morning skate, as well as injury updates and lineup decisions. Arrives a few hours prior to puck drop. Also, Luke Hobson on the lead-off leg set the individual 200 freestyle world record that Peter Biedermann of Germany held since 2009. Americans also claimed the day’s other world records: Regan Smith won the women’s 50 backstroke final in a world record time of 25.23, and Kate Douglass improved her own world record in the 200 breaststroke from October to 2:12.50. The 25-meter pool is half the length of an Olympic pool. ___ AP sports: https://apnews.com/sports Advertisementjolibet app download 。

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Caring mental mechanic swears by resultsDULUTH — Installation of a new video board at Amsoil Arena is ongoing with Minnesota Duluth’s men’s and women’s hockey teams on hiatus for the holidays. The project began Monday with dismantling of the original, 14-year-old scoreboard that had served Amsoil Arena since it opened in December 2010. The framing of the original scoreboard will remain — the architecture of Amsoil Arena prevents the installation of a larger one — and is being used to house the new, high-resolution video board and its internals. ADVERTISEMENT A new bottom ring — used for the game time, score, shots, penalties and advertising — is being installed underneath the main video board, replacing the aging original ring. The new video board is a Daktronics video board, just like the original. The production equipment — which was also 14 years old — used to operate the video board is also being replaced by new equipment. DECC officials didn’t have an exact timeline on when the project would be completed, however, those working at Amsoil Arena this week were hoping to light up the new video board early next week. Work will pause over the weekend, and the scoreboard will be lifted, for youth hockey on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. DECC executive director Dan Hartman told the News Tribune in August that $800,000 was budgeted for a 10-year-lease of the new video board and production equipment. The Bulldogs are scheduled to return to the ice at Amsoil Arena right after New Year’s, with the women hosting Syracuse on Jan. 2-3 and the men hosting Alaska on Jan. 3-4.

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