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"I just LOVE him and love the fact that he has turned into such a wonderful actor, partner and father. Good for him. The pic with the two of them together just melts my heart. My hubby looks at me like that still and I treasure it because some women wish they could find a good man who will still look at them the same way they did years before."

- Dee, on The Wahlbergs Have a Park Playdate

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"If you ask Violet what I do, she'll say she remembers me bowing on stage when I did a show in New York, and so she'll say, 'My mom sometimes will bow on stage and sometimes she gets her hair and makeup done.' It's a great job!"

- Jennifer Garner, on Violet Affleck Thinks Mom Works in a Trailer


Infantino Matching Colors and Textures Puzzle: A 2-in-1 Puzzle For Your Toddler

The Infantino Matching Colors and Textures Puzzle ($12) is really 20 two-piece puzzles that challenge toddlers to match a descriptor like "bumpy" or "purple" with a picture of an animal or familiar shape.  My three-year-old son Finn enjoys just about any puzzle, even if Mama ends up putting together most of the pieces, but he put together every single combination on this one. 

The easiest way I found to help him was to stack the descriptors and deal them out one at a time so he could match them to the shapes spread out on the rug. I said, "What color is this?" He answered, "orange" then found the orange carrot and joined the two pieces. The only hiccup here was that some of the descriptions were confusing.  When he tried to find the brown animal he found two, but the fluffy rabbit was supposed to match the card that said "fluffy." It was hard to explain that, while the rabbit was brown, he was also fluffy.  The butterfly was just described as "beautiful," which could’ve easily described the rainbow card or to my son, a lawn mower, a pile of rocks or the mud puddle at the bottom of the slide. It certainly wasn’t a deal breaker though, and we enjoyed a few quiet minutes of playtime together. 

Pros: Chunky pieces and bright colors are great for the little guys.
Cons: Some of the descriptive words are confusing as they can apply to different objects.

– Kristen

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