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We bought the Antilop high chair for #2 after being annoyed cleaning the Graco one with #1.

The hooded towels are pretty decent, especially for the cost. We got one too try and I think I'm going to pick up a few more whenever we go back. They have a nice little loop for hanging between baths.

The kitchen toys are cheap, realistic and very good quality. Hooded towels, art ponchos, plastic dishes and cutlery prices can't be beat. Play tents, tunnels etc are all really well priced as well. Rolls of paper etc are well priced as well.

We love the hooded towels. I got one at my last visit and wished I got more. LO is five and she doesn't really need it by its perfect for swim lessons.

I love the Skubb and the Variera for corrraling all the kids toys and clothes!

I like the Antilop chair too. We got the chair with the blow-up insert and I'm on kid #2 in it.

We got a nice area rug for DS2's bedroom for like $30.

We are planning on getting DS1 the play kitchen and a bunch of play food for his birthday in September. Really great price point (around $100) and super clean lines compared to some of the gaudier ones.

We are planning on getting the fold up gym mat they have for kids to place under DS2's crib once we're at the point where he may try to climb out! Its so cheap and cute.

We've liked the the easy plastic stools for sitting and coloring (we just gave them a LACK coffee table) and their wooden toys are all well done.

We bought the $5 green potty for DS1 and he's not really into potty training, so honestly I'm glad I only spent $5 on it! Its light and easy. We also got the $5 step stools and keep one by the bathroom sink for handwashing and one by the toilet for big potty use.

Their plastic cups and bowls and utensils are cheap and easy. I just recently got rid of them to replace them with Corelle plates for my toddler, but they worked great for a long time.

Their kids bedding is really cute.

We have a car rug that the boys can drive their matchbox cars and trains on.

We have the 4-cube KALLAX storage cubby for the baby's dresser and use their cheapest LINNMON desk top system as the baby's changing table! Its actually old desk of our's and we'll go back to using it as a desk later. For now, we threw a changing pad on top of it and it works great!

We have the circus tent for kids and again, I'm now on kid #2 on it. Its super cute and a great place to throw/hide toys in when people are coming over.

We love the basic high chair ... I always stock up on art supplies while we're there. They have a nice toy section too.

We don't have much but we really like the little play tent/castle. Ds loves it.

Buy the tunnel and playhouse, my daughter loves them!

We love the tunnel and the little tent thing that attaches to it. We got it for T's first birthday and he has enjoyed it often this entire last year. And our 3-4 year old respite kids have too. Actually, I even found our 13 year old respite kid sitting in the tent reading once.

Hooded towels, antilop high chair, kitchen stuf. Our closest one is about 4 hours away. I wish it was closer!

Oh and one of my absolute favorite sleep sacks was from there. It is sleeveless and a light, super soft fleece material. Really cozy but not too hot.

http://m.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/art/70108177/

My kids, 8 months to 5 years, all still play with it. It looks really nice/ expensive but isn't :).