Baby Tag
Posted on Saturday, October 18th, 2008 at 10:50 pm
What year is the Ty Beanie Baby dog named Baby Patches from?
The Beanie Baby tag just says the name of the dog. I’m looking for BABY PATCHES not just PATCHES.
Baby Patches was released in 1998 and retired in 2000.
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Rubbermaid TakeAlongs 1-Cup Twist and Seal Containers, Pack of 4 $3.13 The Rubbermaid takealongs 1-cup twist and seal containers-4 pack is ideal for sealing up items on the go. The takealongs are great for taking lunch to work or school, for kids snacks and for organizing things like screws, paper clips and other small items that you don’t want to get all over the place. The twist and seal have a twist-tight, leak-proof seal which make them great for storing liquids … |
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Freezer Labels – Red Border $3.80 Great for Freezer Packages, Storage Containers, Cannisters and Bins. Self adhesive, peel and apply. Box of 100 1″ x 2″ Freezer Labels with Red Border… |
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Pocoyo: Meet Pocoyo $2.70 Studio: Ncircle Entertainment Release Date: 10/30/2007… |
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Learning Resources LER6900 Time Tracker Programmable Electronic Timer $23.99 It’s never been easier or more fun to keep kids on track with this unique lighted electronic timer. You can easily program green, yellow and red sections and six sound effects to indicate that time is running out. With 180 degree viewing, it teaches time management. Perfect for: Study sessions, Projects, Tests, Experiments, Practice sessions, Classroom Assignments, Cooking, Hearing impaired and hu… |
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Mommy I’m Here cl-305 Child Locator with New Alert Feature, Blue $31.99 Over 725,000 children are reported lost each year in the US. No matter how good a parent one is, it can happen to anyone. The Mommy I’m Here Child Locator is an advanced, easy to use child locating aid. It will give you the added confidence of knowing that you have taken the extra step to protect your child in today’s dangerous, public environments. It works great at the mall, stores, airports, sp… |
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PanaVise Model 201 Junior Miniature Vise $22.50 The PanaVise 201 “Junior” miniature vise is a combination of quality workmanship and durability, ease of adjustment and available accessories. Designed for use in small projects requiring precise soldering, gluing and tool work, the 201 Junior miniature vise features tilt adjustability up to 210-degrees along with 360-degree turns and rotations, fine and course clamping abilities, grooved jaws… |
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Northern Exposure – The Complete Fifth Season $14.49 Welcome back to Cicely, Alaska, where whimsy and magical realism are always in season. While Northern Exposure’s heart is as big as all outdoors, its charms are starting to wear a little thin in its penultimate season, particularly John Cullum’s New Age-y DJ McDreamy, Chris (one longs for that season 1 episode in which he lost his voice). But there is compensation in such sweet, unexpected moments… |