I’m always looking for some good deals so I’m going to try to post a weekly list of sales, coupon and discount codes for online retailers.

Email me with scoop to include!

* The Crazy Dazy – 10% discount code: SHOPPINGMAMA – No expiration
* Pottery Barn Kids – President’s Day Sale up to 65% off – In stores only
* Carter’s – President’s Day Sale, extra 20% off clearance items – Ends Feb 16
* Crazy 8 – President’s Day Sale, prices starting at $3.99
* Gymboree – President’s Day Sale, extra 20% off discounted items
* Snapfish – Free shipping on photo gifts code: 3DAYSALE – Ends Feb 16
* Gymboree – Baby Sale $10 (reg. $12.75-$19.75) and $20 (reg. $22.75-$34.75)
* Fortune Tees – 25% off discount code: Ox25
* Old Navy – Baby & Kids Sale (up to 40% off) – Free Shipping on $50 purchase code: BabyMat – Ends Feb 19
* Crazy 8 – $10 off $30 purchase when you register a new email address for newsletter – Ends March 2
* RH Baby & Child – Furniture Sale (up to 20% off) – Ends March 2

The final gift suggestion of the week for the kid who has everything: silhouette print from Sarah & Abraham. Perhaps this had made it to the suggestion list because I have been drooling over them and have decided that I really need to get one for Baby Girl. So basically I pretty much assume all mamas would like it as much as I would. And, really, when it comes to the wee little ones the parents get more out of the gifts anyway. For the older kiddos it’s fun to see their name on such a beautiful piece of art. Anyway, put this $20 print in a frame and you have an adorable gift for any occasion.

Cute, cute sibling prints are also available. Love them.
Sarah & Abraham also has awesome (and practical) stickers, notepads and gift sets. Happy shopping and have a great weekend.

Gift for the kid who has everything suggestion four: A chalk mat and crayon roll up combination pack from Katherine’s Kloset for $30.

The chalk mat is a genius little thing guaranteed to be a hit with parents as well as kids. One side is a placemat made of beautiful – waterproof! – designer fabric. The other side is a chalkboard with a little notch to hold a couple pieces of chalk. Imagine the sanity saved, both parent and tot, at restaurants, doctor’s offices, in the car, and on and on and on.
The crayon roll is made of two coordinating designer fabrics and can hold 16 regular size crayons. Lisa, the creator of these little gems, came up with the design after being annoyed by continually bent, torn and crumbled crayon boxes. The crayon roll is much nicer to look at, rolls up easily and kids can easily get crayons in and out on their own.

And now for the best news… Katherine’s Kloset is offering a mini Chalk Mat in Lolli Dot fabric to a lucky blog reader! The chalk mat measures 9 by 13 inches and will be custom made with red or blue trim.

HOW TO ENTER: Visit Katherine’s Kloset and take a look around. Post a comment on The Shopping Mama with your favorite item.

Bonus entries:
* Write a blog post about this contest and link back here.
* Be a “Shopping Buddy” / Follow TSM.
* Grab my button and post it on your blog.

Your comment is your entry, so if you qualify for three additional entries, make sure you leave four comments.

The fine print: Please leave your email address in your comment so I can let you know if you’ve won. If you have a blogger account, make sure your profile is set to PUBLIC and contains your email address. (If you don’t want to post your email here, post your name and send me an email.) If you do not leave your email address, you will have 48 hours after the winner is announced on the blog to claim your prize before another winner is selected. Contest ends February 25th. Winner will be selected using random.org.

Okay, I admit it right up front. Today’s suggestion for the kid who has everything is not some fun, handmade totally obscure gift. No, it’s a big ol’ mainstream company that has brick and mortar stores (although, I’ve never been to one). But, really, I just LOVE The Land of Nod as a source for gifts. It has been my go-to place when shopping for my nieces for years (and they have their fair share of toys). There are lots of options that are very affordable and everything in this post is less than $30.

There are plenty of puzzle and brain-teaser games and toys, too. I really love these Magnetic Airplanes for toddler boys like mine. Each flying object can be taken apart and put back together over and over (and over) again. And how fun and sweet is this Just Your Cup of Tea Party game?

I apologize if you already know and love The Land of Nod. Think of it as this week’s safe and realiable old friend who will always be there when you need to find an affordable, fun gift for the kid who has everything.

I’ll be back tomorrow with a gift suggestion from a small, mom-owned company with a giveaway!

Gift suggestion number two for the kid who has everything: Custom Superhero Cape from Superfly Kidz. How freaking cute is this? I know, I know… Too cute for words, but I’m going to try. The cape is personalized with choice of color, design shape and letter to suit the tastes of any little superhero. I think this is the perfect gift to get a kid’s imagination flowing.

Superfly Kidz capes are made by hand from start to finish. The capes are made of premium satin and have velcro closures so they are easy for your little ones to get on and off. The designs are made of the same quality satin as the capes and are finished with an embroidered edge. The capes are approximately 22 inches long from the nape of the neck and generally fit children ages two to seven.

I like that in addition to the traditional Superman designs, there are “girly” shapes like flowers and crowns because we all know girls can be superheros, too! Want to round out the gift with an accessory? Superfly Kidz sells matching Superhero masks! So fun.

Win it! Superfly Kidz is offering a custom cape for the little superhero in your life.

How To Enter: Go check out Superfly Kids. Come back and post a comment about your favorite cape color and design.

Bonus entries:
* Post my button on your blog.
* Write a blog post about this contest and link back here.
* Be a “Shopping Buddy” / Follow TSM.

Your comment is your entry, so if you qualify for three additional entries, make sure you leave four comments.

The fine print: Please leave your email address in your comment so I can let you know if you’ve won. If you have a blogger account, make sure your profile is set to PUBLIC and contains your email address. (If you don’t want to post your email here, post your name and send me an email.) If you do not leave your email address, you will have 48 hours after the winner is announced on the blog to claim your prize before another winner is selected. Contest ends February 20th. Winner will be selected using random.org.

You all know that kid. The kid with a play room better stocked than the toy section of Target. The kid whose bedroom looks like it is straight out of Pottery Barn Kids. The kid who looks ready to toddle down a baby red carpet at any given moment. So, what in the world do you get that kid when you need a gift?

Every weekday next week The Shopping Mama will feature gifts that are sure to be a hit with that kid. And, lucky readers, there will also be giveaways and an exclusive discount code for you to enjoy.

Sweet little Toddler Boy is just that: little. So his pants never manage to fit properly in both length and around the waist. Lately, it’s been particularly bad and he’s been showing off his diaper by sporting some really saggy drawers. Not a good look. We’ve tried rolling down the waist to make the waistband tighter, but he just looks a fool because then his socks are highly visible between his pants and shoes. Now, I know they make adjustable waist pants, but that only solves the problem with one pair of pants. I’m looking for a more versatile solution so I have decided that Toddler Boy must have a belt. The search is on…

I checked out Crew Cuts first. If it’s good enough for Sasha and Malia, it’s good enough for Toddler Boy, right? I found this little gem: the plaque belt. It is $25 which is more than I usually spend on his pants, but he’ll be able to wear it for a while and it will match lots of his clothes.

Then there is the belt by Cuddlebee to consider. It’s striped and more casual than the Crewcuts option, but only $12. I’m considering the brown/white stripe one.

For a totally different option, there’s the C.Belly belt. It’s made of cotton and ribbon and without a buckle at the front so you don’t have to mess with it when you take pants off to change a diaper or potty train. (Ahhh… potty training. Life without diapers can’t come soon enough and yet we are years away. Because of Baby Girl, people. Toddler Boy’d better be trained within a year or I’m toast.) There are many different boy options, and I’m leaning towards the Earth Stripe for $13 or the Classic Stripe pack for $20.

I think I know which one I’m going to buy, but I’d love some opinions so let me hear it. What belt do you think I should buy?