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Sale Alert: Pottery Barn Kids Free Shipping

AmandaHill — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 22:00:00 GMT

I'm a huge Pottery Barn Kids fan. Right now, PB Kids is having a great sale. Some items are over 75% off, and they are offering FREE SHIPPING on over 100 items. The beautiful Girls' backpacks from the Mackenzie collection are just one example of the beautiful items that qualify for FREE SHIPPING.

Click on over to PB Kids to check it out.

In The Nursery: Colorful Mason Dresser and Nightstand

Lisa Estall — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 19:27:00 GMT

This Mason Dresser and Nightstand would brighten up any nursery or bedroom.

With six drawers to fill up there’s plenty of room to store clothes and other items. There’s also a cubby in the back...

that accommodates a power strip. Kids can easily open the drawers by grasping the keyholes. I think that's a good feature for children who want to pick out their clothes for the day. This is made of sustainable birch wood.

Price is $499 and sold at Pottery Barn Kids.

For Their Rock n’ Roll Dreams

Heather Kuldell — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 04:31:00 GMT

Mini-concerts shirts, Guitar Hero, Rock Band ... if you haven’t gotten your fill of rock-oriented kids’ gear, you can start tackling the decor. Now on sale, these guitar and boombox-shaped pillows are just the thing to get your little ones dreaming of rock stardom. Each pillow is made from corduroy and percale, and better yet, they’re on sale at Pottery Barn for $14.99 each.

Brand New! Dr. Seuss Towel Set from Pottery Barn Kids

SunnyChanel — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:37:00 GMT

Your child’s aquatic adventures, those in the comfort of your own bathtub that is, can get a bit more fishy with this brand new Dr. Seuss Bath Towel set from Pottery Barn Kids. These Turkish 100% organic cotton towels celebrate One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish with bright images and embroidered trim. This set, along with the other Dr. Seuss goodies available from Pottery Barn will be available to ship after January 8th and will only be for sale a limited time. Prices range from $7 for a washcloth to $29 for a bath towel here.

The Oatmeal Bear – The Stuffed Animal That Gives!

SunnyChanel — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:00:00 GMT

This isn’t just an adorable, cuddly, classic and irresistible sweet teddy bear. This is a bear who cares. For every one of these bears that is sold, Pottery Barn Kids will give $10 directly to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital for the treatment and research of pediatric cancer and other childhood diseases.

Give the gift of Oatmeal the bear this holiday season and you won’t only be making you’re the child in your life happy but you’ll be doing some good for kids who really need some help. Get yours here for $20.

Let Your Kids Draw On This Dresser!

SunnyChanel — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:30:00 GMT

Let your kids write on the furniture. Yeah, you heard me right. Let ‘em! If you’re used to yelling at your offspring to stop drawing on their dressers, this will be quite an adjustment. The Kendal Chalkboard Dresser by Pottery Barn Kids is a classic dresser but with a blackboard finish. Allow your children to draw and doodle all over their furniture, just don’t let them get too used to the idea, you don’t want your dresser to get graffitied up too. $549 here.

Most Stylish Rag Dolls Ever!

SunnyChanel — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:40:00 GMT

I’m totally in love with these dolls. They take the classic cloth/rag doll format and modernize it in a totally chic way. Good bye Raggedy Ann and Andy, say hello to Mimi, Samantha and Olivia the Palace Park Dolls. These dolls are made from a soft cotton and they have felt hair, screen printed faces and really cute and stylish outfits. I think I might have to not just get one for my daughter but one for myself too. You’re never too old to play with dolls. Available from Pottery Barn kids here ($39).

Kitchen Set for the Budding Chef You'll Send to Johnson & Wales

Erin Behan — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 14:58:00 GMT

Folks, this kitchen set has a stainless steel sink that holds water. If that isn't a serious play kitchen, then I'm not sure what qualifies. This is the Cadillac of play kitchens: knobs that turn and click, doors that open and close, and a mature color palatte that will go perfectly with your own Viking-outfitted real kitchen. Of course, this kind of detailing doesn't come cheap. Pottery Barn Kids has a few different packages. Fridge, sink and stove are $879, sink and stove are $579, fridge and stove are also $579, etc.

Big Deal: PB Lullaby Rocker on Sale

elizabeth leach — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 14:30:00 GMT

We've written about the Pottery Barn Lullaby Rocker in the past and now some of the fabric choices are on sale. This rocking chair is very comfortable and the slipcover is machine washable. There are many rockers on the market that look cool but comfort is more important when you're feeding your infant at three in the morning. But you don't have to buy one of those eye-soars at the baby store. This rocking chair gives you both comfort and style. Fabric choices on sale include:

red flowers or turquoise basketweave - $850 (was $949)

black stripes - $999 (was $1149)

chocolate crosscheck or navy crosscheck (photo above) - $1499 (was $1749)

orange checker - $1499 (was $1749)

Shop the Pottery Barn Lullaby Rocker and Ottoman here.

Nursery Rockers that Rock

elizabeth leach — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:00:00 GMT

At last. A comfortable nursery glider that is also attractive. (Dare I say “cute”? But not too cute.) Sure, there are plenty of cool, sleek modern gliders and rockers but try curling up on one of those at three in the morning to nurse your newborn. Pottery Barn Kids is now offering gliders, rockers and ottomans slip-covered in Hable Construction fabric. Choose from kelly green or espresso beads, black and white boxes (think Jonathan Adler), pink poppies, brown with pink dots and many others. With Hable’s clean graphics these chairs aren’t in danger of looking too “shabby chic” and if baby spits up… no worries because the slipcovers are removable. These rockers will complement your nursery’s fab design without compromising comfort. (And should I remind you again about the three in the morning part?)

Pottery Barn Wire Wall Letters go the Distance

Mir — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 13:02:00 GMT

While I'll certainly cop to succumbing to the "awwww" factor on occasion, the baby stuff I love best are things that can be adorable now and functional later. So when I flipped to these wire wall letters in the latest Pottery Barn Teen catalog, I immediately envisioned them on a nursery wall holding snapshots and greeting cards, then in a child's room sporting all the treasures of the elementary days, and finally in a teen's room holding pictures of her BFFs and magazine cut-outs of her latest celebrity crush. That makes $15 a pop sound downright cheap.