I don't know if this information will help you because she doesn't cut outside of the salon but there is a woman who works at the Yellow Balloon in Gaithersburg who is great with children who have sensory issues. Her name is Ping. She generally works weekends. She is deaf so calling and making an appointment isn't possible but I'm sure they take walk-ins

255 Market Street West

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Lisa
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There is a Persian language class taught on Saturdays in Vienna.

They offer a sibling discount as well.

Here is their contact information:

703-255-4726

Best,
Lisa
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lisa@dcmamaconcierge.com

A crib sized quilt shouldn't be anymore than 200.00. A queen size one 96x96 is around 500-600.00 depending on the fabric used and the backing. Most quilters that Ive worked with prefer cutting the clothing themselves. 6-6.5 inch squares are recommended if you want to do that yourself. The type of clothing doesn't really matter. Just keep the size of the squares in mind so that the "cutest" part of the outfit makes it onto the quilt.

I use two ladies in Utah and don't have any recommendations for this area. Not sure what county you are in but MoCo Rec Centers have those quilting classes for the retired crowd maybe you can find a sweet woman there who could help.

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Anonymous wrote:

dcmamaconcierge wrote:http://www.landofnod.com/kids-toy-boxes/kids-storage-and-shelving/put-a-lid-on-it-metal-dot-floor-bin/s238317" target="_new" rel="nofollow"> http://www.landofnod.com/kids-toy-boxes/kids-storage-and-shelving/put-a-lid-on-it-metal-dot-floor-bin/s238317

I used these for a client and the results were amazing. If I were doing it in my own home I would save a couple bucks and head to Home Depot and get a plain ole' galvanized can and use fun vinyl (cut with my Cameo or purchased from etsy) to give it a more polished look.

Its difficult to offer suggestions without knowing what type of toys your children play with. If the 5 year old is a boy and plays with legos I would have different suggestions. The main thing is ensuring everything has a home and rotating the toys from the different play areas for optimal use.

Also Pottery Barn kids has their Carolina grow with me play table on sale.


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Someone paid you to buy overpriced ugly trash cans. Those do not look safe for a two year old.

I make suggestions to clients about the aesthetics and utility of a particular storage choice and they go from there. This particular mom wanted her informal living and dining area to have a kid friendly but "toys hidden" feel. If a lid or door couldn't be closed to hide the toys the storage piece wouldn't work for her. I agree they are just cute (subjective) garbage pails which is why I suggested the Home Depot option. I don't think they are unsafe but the issue of the toys on the bottom never making its way up to the top to be used might make something else a better choice. O.P. PBK's Cameron storage is also on sale but try craigslist first. I've found several pieces there. Also the PB floor models go on sale around the holiday season so you may have luck then.

http://www.landofnod.com/kids-toy-boxes/kids-storage-and-shelving/put-a-lid-on-it-metal-dot-floor-bin/s238317" target="_new" rel="nofollow"> http://www.landofnod.com/kids-toy-boxes/kids-storage-and-shelving/put-a-lid-on-it-metal-dot-floor-bin/s238317

I used these for a client and the results were amazing. If I were doing it in my own home I would save a couple bucks and head to Home Depot and get a plain ole' galvanized can and use fun vinyl (cut with my Cameo or purchased from etsy) to give it a more polished look.

Its difficult to offer suggestions without knowing what type of toys your children play with. If the 5 year old is a boy and plays with legos I would have different suggestions. The main thing is ensuring everything has a home and rotating the toys from the different play areas for optimal use.

Also Pottery Barn kids has their Carolina grow with me play table on sale.


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I would love to help. We do more than just clean.

Examples of this:
Leave packages prepared for shipping and we will drop off at post office.

Baseboards aren't considered a deep clean but an every visit occurrence.

Email us a grocery list the night before and we will put up AND put away groceries.




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Not sure what area you are in but Falls Church Target has princess wands for 1.00 they may have been discounted even more as I went Monday afternoon. Would make an awesome party favor.