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Mom's Moment: Toys, Toys, Toys

The time has come for my 2015 toy round up.
My goal: to provide you with non-cliché ideas for every budget, covering stuff for babies, toddlers and young kids.
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Parent Insider: 2015 Gift Guide
The countdown is on, we have checked our list twice and we know what gifts are worthy of making Santa’s list this year.
Our toy insiders have relayed that the 2015 gift list is all about quality and educating as well as fun. Toys are serving a purpose this year, as well as creating hours of great memories for the children in your life. The holiday season is often a time to splurge, so we’re helping to make sure the gifts you’re giving are worthy.
Lucky for modern-day consumers liks you, online shopping offers solutions tp price comparing, holiday promotions as well as various shipping options, so you still have time to shop and have the perfet presents delivered.
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AZ Insider: Board of Visitors Fashion Show Sets Record
Kathy Shayna Shocket has the stories on the people who make a difference.

Kathy reports how BOV “pumped up” the funds raised.
Trending: Professional Holiday Lighting in Phoenix
Tis the season for holiday décor. Phoenix residents are especially holly and jolly during the holiday season, as we do boast sunny 70-degree days throughout much of the wintertime. Our warm weather doesn’t stop us from adding holiday cheer to our homes. Decking the halls, adding faux snowmen and hanging glistening lights is a favorite amongst many Phoenician families.
This year, a growing trend in holiday décor is becoming even more popular. Did you know that many of your neighbors actually skip the hassle and frustration of hanging outdoor Christmas lights and hire a professional? Yes, there are professional Phoenix holiday light installers that have perfected their craft so...
House, Sweet House: Ryan House

Tears flow freely from the eyes of a young couple holding their newborn while sitting in the color- filled kitchen with hand-drawn pictures covering the walls. But the emotions weren’t filled with sadness; they were tears of hope.
Sitting in Ryan House didn’t feel institutionalized, they said, but in every aspect it reflected and acted as a home for not only their daughter but their entire family during this time of need. The respite and...