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25 Helpful Target Parenting Products
25 Helpful Target Parenting Products

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time28-07-2025

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25 Helpful Target Parenting Products

A pack of mosquito repellent stickers that'll give your kiddo some much-needed relief from bugs by way of a cute little sticker they'll be showing off to everyone. The stickers are deet-free to keep both mosquitoes *and* icky chemicals away. These patches can keep the whole family safe with baby patches, adult patches, and tick repellent. All patches are plant-based and free from harsh chemicals. Promising review: "I've tried a handful of kids' mosquito‑repellent bands, sprays, even other sticker brands, and nothing has worked as consistently — or smelled as pleasantly as BuzzPatch. Our kids actually want to put these on because the characters are so fun, and the gentle citronella scent isn't overpowering. The surprise hero, though, is the little carry case. It's sturdy, snaps shut securely, and is the perfect size for tossing in a backpack or baby bag. Once we finish this pack, I'm repurposing the case to hold hair ties and plasters on day trips — talk about multipurpose! Five stars from our whole family." —TwinklesPrice: $9.99 for 24 patches A fan-favorite Baby Brezza formula dispenser to fill bottles quickly, easily, and — most importantly — stress free. You're going to feel like you've totally got this parenting thing down no matter how chaotic the rest of the day is. Promising review: "The Baby Brezza Formula Pro Advanced has simplified our feeding routine immensely. It's remarkably convenient to have a bottle prepared at the touch of a button, especially during those late-night feeds. This appliance has truly been a significant help, making the process much smoother for our family." —GTPrice: $229.99 (available in three colors) An electric nail buffer because those basic clippers feel like you're actually performing high-stakes surgery. Instead, try a nail buffer decidedly low-stakes maintenance and the absolutely glorious feeling of "I've got this." With four different buffer pads for different age ranges, this buffer grows with your review: "SO EASY and quick! Baby was sleeping and didn't even flinch. 🥰" —MarissaPrice: $39.99 A set of pacifier clips so you don't have to spend tons of money replacing the downright ~plethora~ of dropped and lost pacifiers. Just hook the pacifier, toy, or teether on and watch them NOT fall into oblivion, you old pro. Promising review: "These are great as advertised, but are also great for other uses! You can use for teethers or wrap it around a stroller strap and clip a blanket in place. The options are endless! So many items don't hit the ground with pacifier leashes!" —Kris MPrice: $6.99 for a two-pack (available in two color combos) A light-up tongue depressor that connects to your smartphone to share pictures with your pediatrician because you don't have the time to be running to the doctor every time things are a bit scratchy. Price: $19.99 A bath toy drying bin with drainage in the bottom to keep toys dry, clean, and out of the way. This bin is low-profile and helps keep those toys from just sitting at the bottom of the tub, waiting for the next bath. All you have to do is scoop them up and set them aside and marvel at how organized your bathroom looks. Easy peasy! Promising review: "Awesome value. One of the cheapest toy bins and it does a fantastic job. Toys have no problem drying out, and ours is densely filled up." —pinknbluePrice: $14.99 A potty ladder for helping kids independently use the potty at home. Now they can climb up the porcelain throne like the mature kids they are and you can save your poor back muscles from hoisting them up there. If you're also tackling how to use a urinal, this is an easy-to-clean option that comes in at $15.99. Promising review: "This is my fourth toddler potty and the best one so far. I've purchased seats with 'cushions', but the rim around it is still uncomfortable and leaves a mark on my child. This technically has no cushion, but is sloped and smooth with no hard edges. I really like the easy handles to hold while climbing up and gives them something to hold while waiting to go. Very pleased!" —FabyPrice: $24.99 A lightweight and sturdy step stool that is 1,000 times better than lifting your kid to help them wash their hands. Unlike wooden ones, this step won't hurt them if they trip onto it, and it's light enough to move it around when they get older — saving you time and energy long-term. When my oldest started standing independently, I got a decorative, oh-so-cute wooden stool. I underestimated how clumsy toddlers are and how often they fall. She'd trip over her feet in the bathroom and get a huge bruise or scrape herself on my adorable footstool. Finally, I said "NEVER AGAIN" and bought a plastic one. What was I waiting for?? It's lighter and easier to clean and I do not miss the princess ballerina footstool. Plus, my kids easily grab it when they need to reach something, and I only need to involve myself if I hear a crash. Glorious. Promising review: "When I potty trained my youngest, I realized I got rid of our old step stool during a move. This was a great replacement. It's very sturdy and I don't feel any shifting when I step on it. It's sturdy and has never toppled over a child. I also like the grip on the top so even when my kids are having lots of fun with the water and get it everywhere, there's no slipping." —loloPrice: $10 (available in three colors) A compact, portable Jool Baby travel potty seat to make an adult seat the perfect size for little potty trainers. Save your back from holding them up onto the seat in public restrooms so they don't fall in because the bare minimum here means no peeing toddler clinging to you and bringing your face inches from a public toilet. This amazing potty seat comes with a travel bag and can be quickly and easily wiped clean with an antibacterial wipe. It suctions onto the toilet, keeping your kid both physically and mentally secure. Promising review: "This product has been a game changer for getting my toddler to use the potty in public. He is smaller, so normal potties are intimidating to him. I highly recommend this seat for any little kids!!! So easy to attach and fold up. Each to clean after, too. Such a brilliant product." —KatePrice: $14.99 (available in two colors) A bottle of detangling spray for turning morning cryfests into a quick and easy process. This leave-in conditioner is hypoallergenic, all-natural, and gentle — plus it smells amazing. I recently switched my fine-haired daughter over to this leave-in conditioner, and we both love it! The citrus vanilla scent is SO good, and it actually works. I can spray this on wet hair after a shower or on a knot in dry hair, and it's equally great. Promising review: "This stuff smells fantastic and works like magic! My kids have long, wavy hair, and this has become a part of their hair care routine because it's so amazing. It detangles, and the good smell lasts in their hair." —Mama KesPrice: $7.79 A car-seat buckle release tool that'll protect your nails *and* your patience from how surprisingly difficult unbuckling is — especially when you're attempting the very tricky car nap to crib transfer (*insert The Hunger Games salute here, friends*). These are also great when your kiddo gets older and it feels like everyone behind you in the drop off line is totally judging how long you're taking. Promising review: "Liked the colors. Bought one for each car. My daughter can now unbuckle herself with this, which helps speed up the dropoff line at school." —EricaPrice: $28.99 for a two-pack (available in two color combinations) A super convenient Ubbi grape cutter to take all of the work out of minimizing choking hazards. Quickly insert the grape or tomato and slice it into a safer size — especially when you have several young kids or are prepping for a party or play date. One less thing to worry about! Price: $9.99 A suction plate for when you're in full-blown solids mode and your kid is in their full-blown "what happens if I do this?" stage. Although your little scientist might want to test out one of Newton's laws now — spaghetti night just isn't the time. Promising review: "So far it's great! We are about to start our journey into solid foods and this is great so he can't throw the plate onto the floor. Also, nice I can just put it in the dishwasher on the top rack" —mackensyPrice: $6.99 (available in four colors) An easy-to-use toy storage solution if the very idea of packing up a vast array of toys is exhausting in and of itself. Simply pile toys into the mat, gather them, and collect up to nine pounds in one beautiful scoop. Even the youngest toddlers can scoop and dump — because you have no time to waste picking up hundreds of tiny toys. Price: $53.99 (originally $76.99) And a long-sleeve bib because you do not have time for more laundry. And *bonus* — it also doubles as an apron for arts, crafts, or whatever messy mischief your little one gets into. Learning to eat is a years-long messy business, so covering their entire outfit will make serving yogurt *ohsomuch* easier. Promising review: "Love this bib. It covers my little from the biggest mess and even has a catch all pocket in front. I can easily wash it and it looks brand new. The fit is great! The tabs stick well and do not come undone like other bibs we have. My LO is an escape artist and these have not been broken out of yet! Love them and wish there were more cute patterns. We bought the dino and rainbow bibs." —MargiePrice: $11.99 (also available in a rainbow pattern) A magnetic responsibility chart so the ~responsibility~ of literally everything doesn't fall on your shoulders. And by helping them learn the importance of doing their part, it conveniently makes things easier for you in the long run. This chart comes with 14 chores, eight rewards, and 35 gold stars for personal and communal skills. If you have a non-reader, check out this simplified version for the morning and evening routines!Promising review: "Love this product for my toddler. Such an easy tool." —MelissashprPrice: $29.99 A Skip Hop back-of-the-seat organizer to keep everything handy no matter how long the car ride. This organizer fits a tablet, water bottle, snacks, and toys for much easier access than somewhere under their seat and just out of reach. Promising review: "Fits perfectly in my SUV! Protects the seat from little footprints and we have great storage now for all the small toys in the car!" —ShopperPrice: $18.29 A nail-biting deterrent that can help curb both nail biting and thumb sucking if your little one has had a hard time breaking the habit. The bad taste hangs on through hand washing and many parents have had quick success in helping their kids keep their constantly germ-ridden hands out of their mouths. Nothing like making that transition you've been dreading quick and easy. This polish is vegan, gluten-free, cruelty-free, and free from parabens and review: "My 3-year-old picked up a thumb-sucking habit from a friend at preschool, and once it took hold, we were unable to get him to stop. We tried everything we could think of. Even though he seemed to understand that it wasn't a behavior we supported and that he could pick up germs and get sick, he would mindlessly put his thumb in his mouth dozens of times a day. We finally put this nail polish on his nails and reapplied it a few times over the course of a week, and that broke the habit completely. It really does taste awful, so as soon as it touched his tongue, he would immediately stop. It's been months, and he has never started back. I don't think the bad taste lasted that long, which may be a drawback for some, but I am glad it didn't because I'd hate for him to have to taste it while eating or brushing his teeth." —sarah1199Price: $10.49 A visual timer to help make transitions easier for everyone. Since kids can't tell time, "five more minutes" doesn't mean much. With this handy timer, they can watch the colored portion get smaller and be less shocked when time is up. If you have a kid who struggles with transitions (like mine!) or doesn't understand any time but NOW, this timer is for you because no one has time for a meltdown. Promising review: "Love this visual timer for my pre-k kiddos! It states in the description that it needs batteries, which were so easy to put in. I love that it's magnetic!! So excited for this darling addition to my classroom!!" —momPrice: $19.99 A set of travel-size magnetic tiles because we could all use a little more screen-free entertainment while on the go. It's everything they love about magnetic tiles, but it's smaller and easier to store. Honestly, it's a no-lose situation for anyone and makes the waiting so much more pleasant for you. Each 26-piece set comes with its own metal carrying case, so all creations have a steady base. Promising review: "We loved the size! Perfect for travel and on light tables! I love that they work with regular-size Magna-Tiles, too. These are adorable and better than other brands out there." —LaurelPrice: $19.99 A fan-favorite Skylight calendar for keeping all of your family appointments in plain sight. Not only does it automatically sync to your calendars, you can set up chore charts for your family members and keep lists all in one place. No more suddenly realizing you double-booked yourself — everything is officially in one spot. This calendar does use a subscription for a wider range of functions, but the calendar, chore chart, and lists (aka the most important) don't require anything extra. That being said, it's a huge time saver since it connects to Google Calendar, iCloud Calendar, and Outlook Calendar to keep everyone's schedule in one place. Promising review: "This literally does it all! There is also an app that goes along with it so you can see your calendar on the go and it can be separately accessed by your spouse or kids as well! The chore charts and reward stars are great for kids. The meal planning calendar is such a great tool. Being able to have everyone's schedule all in one place is just great. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️" —ADPrice: $319.99 A sunscreen applicator to make applying sunscreen SO much less *dramatic*. Just fill the applicator with sunscreen of your choice and let the soft sponge apply it rather than your apparently-too-rough-hands while you're trying to wrangle your slippery octopus child. Promising review: "We have used this product for our toddler for the past two summers and can't imagine wrangling and applying sunscreen without it. It is so easy to use and toddler can actually kind of manage to use it herself without getting sunscreen everywhere. It's super convenient to bring along, and love that it saves my hands from getting sticky." —ErinPrice: $14.99 A wagon for lugging around *allofthegear*. From sports events, to beach trips, to walking to the park, throw everything — including your kids! — into the wagon so you're not the pack mule for once. Promising review: "It opens easily and closes quickly. My 8- and 4-year-old climbed in and it held up. Wheeled around the baseball fields no problem. Great little wagon for the price!" —RayRay83Price: $50 A set of washable tempera paint sticks if you're tired of cleaning 18 different-size brushes after arts and crafts hour. They also use the pencil grip, which is great for keeping a steady hand and the paint on the project. Look at you just seamlessly streamlining craft time. Promising review: "Got these for my toddler, and they are vibrant colors and easy for his little hands to grab. Recommend!" —Pregg01Price: $12 for a set of 10 A pack of glow sticks that'll suddenly brighten up any sour mood. Keep these handy for late summer nights, adding some extra fun to games, and for the real MVP boredom buster: glow stick baths. Each pack contains 109 glow sticks of various sizes and colors and 92 connectors, clips, rings, and cords. As a reminder, all baths with young kids should be supervised. Promising review: "Lots of options for the kids. I bring glow sticks to our camping family reunion every year and they are always a hit to keep the kids occupied." —chocolate lover 94Price: $14 for a pack of 200

21 Things From Amazon's Pre-Prime Day Deals That'll Really Come In Handy This Summer
21 Things From Amazon's Pre-Prime Day Deals That'll Really Come In Handy This Summer

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time07-07-2025

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21 Things From Amazon's Pre-Prime Day Deals That'll Really Come In Handy This Summer

Amazon Prime Day is coming! A pair of Beats Solo 4 wireless headphones for 50% off (tied for its best-ever price) because they offer up to 50 hours of battery life. That means you can call your long-distance BFF while you're on your daily hot girl walk and yap her ear off without worrying about being disconnected because of low charge. Promising review: "Can't beat the sound quality, comfort, and cuteness!!! I wear them for walks, runs, I've even taken work calls with them, and people seem to hear me just fine! 10/10 — especially for the price point" —MarissaPrice: $99.95+ (originally $199.95+; available in four colors and with or without AppleCare+) A Frigidaire window AC and dehumidifier for 25% off (its cheapest price yet) suited for a 250 square feet, so it's perfect for a small apartment or dorm room. Plus! It has a remote control, programmable timer, and sleep mode. Promising review: "Don't waste your money going with a cheaper unit, Frigidaire I have found to be the best. When it's in 100 degree weather I don't want to worry about our unit working. Would recommend." —Amazon Customer Price: $187 (originally $249) A Chefman Air Fryer for 42% off because you keep threatening to use your oven less during this heatwave, and this can (deliciously) help you make good on that claim. This model is compact and portable, so you won't have to redo your whole countertop setup to accommodate it. Promising review: "I bought this for use in our RV while spending two months in very hot south Texas. This is the first basket-type air fryer I've owned, and I cooked almost every dinner (for two people) the entire trip in it! It was easy to use and easy to clean." —Greg&DebPrice: $69.93+ (originally $119.99; available with or without the front window) A 12-inch, queen fiberglass-free hybrid cooling mattress for 41% off, in case, once you hit July, you realized your mattress is holding in some heat. Psst, this is its cheapest price yet! Promising review: "This cooling memory foam mattress has completely transformed my sleep! I used to toss and turn all night, waking up feeling sweaty and uncomfortable. But this mattress is a different story. It cradles me in luxurious comfort, providing unparalleled support and pressure relief. The cooling gel infusion is a true lifesaver, keeping me cool and comfortable even during the hottest summer nights. I wake up feeling refreshed and energized, ready to conquer the day. If you're searching for the ultimate sleep sanctuary, look no further — this mattress is an absolute dream!" —P. BraceyPrice: $189 (regularly $319.98; king size is also on sale) A Bedsure queen-size cooling sheet set for 24% off so you can comfortably sleep through the night and not flip and flop around like a hot dog on a damn grill. Promising review: "These navy blue bed sheets are perfect if you're looking for something that feels cool and comfortable throughout the night. The fabric is incredibly smooth and soft, making it a great choice for anyone who wants a luxurious feel without overheating. The color is rich and exactly as pictured, adding a sleek, modern touch to any bedroom." —Amazon CustomerPrice: $15.19 (originally $19.99; available in 33 colors) A hands-free wearable fan for 33% off that'll clip onto your waistband or you can wear around your neck because we could all use a little more breeze atm. Promising review: "These were a lifesaver! We used them while at multiple theme parks in the summer, and they have worked wonderfully. The fact that they clip to your waist, hold your shirt down, and blow air up your shirt is a way better way to keep cool than just an external fan. I have bought several of these, and would highly recommend! A couple of these lasted all day, as long as you are not constantly running them full blast." —GregPrice: $19.98 (typically $29.99) A waterproof phone pouch for up to 26% off worth stocking up on now so you can capture all kinds of fun water-adjacent memories without compromising that tiny computer you take with you everywhere. Can't wait to see your slow-mo TikTok of you on a jet ski like Kenny Powers. It also comes with a lanyard, so you can wear it around your neck. Fits all smartphones up to 7" diagonal review: "This product is incredible. I purchased it to use while in Key West for an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 plus, and Galaxy S6 Edge, and it fits perfectly for each phone (but a little more snug with the iPhone 6 plus). It is completely waterproof and takes great photos and video through the case, but you have to press record prior to submerging the case underwater. My family went snorkeling and kept the case with the phone inside submerged almost the entire time and had no issues with leakage. My family and I got stopped numerous times by being asked where we purchased this product. Perfect, even if you are just on the beach and you do not want to get sand or sunscreen on your phone, and still want to take photos/text/browse the internet while on the beach. I will be purchasing this for everyone in my family as it has become a travel must-have! I highly recommend this product." —Amber SmithPrice: $6.99 (typically $9.41; available in 14 colors) A set of high-velocity fans for 38% off if you're trying to make working in your garage more manageable this summer. But reviewers also use them in the house for a breeze! Promising review: "These are just great fans... put out a large amount of air, all metal, and last for years. I have window AC units and put one in front of each, and it makes a huge difference in cooling and electric bills." —Dennis LodgePrice: $104.99 (originally $169.99) A lightweight, super compact folding beach chair for 34% off that will become your new address during the summer months. Reviewers love how packable this is for beach trips and camping! Promising review: "We got these to pack in our suitcases for a beach trip and they were perfect! They fit nicely in our suitcases, which was important. They weigh closer to 7 pounds, so they're not the lightest, but they still worked. They are very easy to set up and very comfortable! The cup holder is a great feature, too." —lucasPrice: $31.99 (typically $48.37) A Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist Fan for 20% off (that's the first-ever recorded discount) if you loveeee walking through the misters at Disney and want to bring the experience home. This bb — which can be configured as a pedestal or tabletop fan — lowers temperatures by up to 12 degrees, and you can even pop some ice cubes in the tank for extra chill! Promising review: "We love this fan. Not only can you spray water through an attachment that goes to the fan, but you can charge the fan itself, disconnect it from the stand, set it up on a table, and it will run for about four hours with no electricity required. It will also run for about four hours before having to be recharged. You won't regret this purchase." —Nan LindstromPrice: $199.99 (originally $249.99) A Ninja Artisan outdoor pizza oven for 33% off (the lowest it's been!) with an impressive 5-in-1 functionality that can make pizza, bake, broil, warm, and proof. Once it's preheated, you'll have restaurant-quality pies with melty, gooey cheese ready to devour in just three minutes. Choose from various settings to get your preferred pizza style, whether it be pan, thin crust, New York, Neapolitan, or custom. I bet you'll appreciate the chef's view window that allows you to watch your masterpiece while it not to drool all over the place. 🤤 It includes the pizza oven, a 12" x 12" pizza stone, 12" x 12" bake pan, and quick start guide with inspiration recipes!Promising review: "Wow, what a powerful oven. I divided the pizza dough into three sections and cooked pizza at three temperatures to find the best combination, after using the dough recipe in the included book. I liked the 550 temperature because the crust was not overly cooked or undercooked. You definitely can not walk away from the oven or get busy making another pizza as it cooks super fast. It's best to test out the oven to find your sweet spot. I'm in love with the versatility of this oven. I've been wanting to cook more pizza outside in the summer to reduce heating the house. Highly recommend this oven " —BrooksPrice: $199.95 (originally $299.99) — and shop all the Ninja deals here A Dash My Mug ice cream maker for up to 30% off — future you will be SO glad you bought this when the next heatwave arrives. Get ready to create delicious single servings of your fave frozen delight at home! Freeze your preferred base for 24 hours, add mix-ins via the built-in chute, and turn on the motor to combine. All the parts nest for snug, easy storage *and* the bowl doubles as a freezable mug! Promising review: "The best little ice cream maker that ever was. I used this to make dairy-free ice cream and look at it!! It tastes as good as it looks!! The price is good. It is super easy to use, easy to clean, and easy to store. It's small and compact and doesn't take up a huge amount of space. We got the double bowl one because we have two kids and it's great. Hands down a summer fave!" —ShabanaPrice: $27.99 for the maker and two bowls (originally $39.99; also available with one bowl) — and shop all the Dash deals here An inflatable mattress for 31% off if you've been mulling over investing in one, so the next time the cousins spend the night, it'll be far comfier. Not that this will stop the giggles and get everyone off to sleep any faster.... And it'll hold up to 650 pounds!Promising review: "Ordered this for a sleepover and it's so easy to inflate, our 8-year-old can do it on her own. It's high enough for an adult to get on and off easily. It is sturdy and comes with a carrying case." —DLBPrice: $79.98 (originally $115.99) A 10-pack of jumbo vacuum storage bags for 33% off so you can pack away some winter stuff and actually see what else you've got in your closet. They're also great for squeezing more stuff into your suitcase! Promising review: "Does the job as described and does it well! Easy to follow instructions, the JUMBO size is what is pictured here with three memory foam pillows, perfect for travel with limited surface area space. Overstuffing initially could cause tears, but that's on you haha." —Niki NesnidalPrice: $19.99 (originally $29.99) A set of lightweight packing cubes for up to 28% off to help you organize your fam's clothes for your upcoming beach weekend while saving you a bit of space. And you can eye what you've got in there so you don't have to unpack everything just to find a pair of shorts. Promising review: "If you're looking to stay organized on the go for yourself or with kids, I cannot recommend this enough! I've used packing cubes before that were poor quality. The quality of this product exceeded my expectations. The material and zippers are lightweight yet durable. Packing for my daughter and me on our last trip was a breeze with these packing cubes! Highly highly recommend!" —es86Price: $17.99 (typically $24.99; available in 17 colors — not all colors on sale) A 62-quart wheeled Coleman cooler for 20% off (tied for its lowest price ever) made to keep ice cold for up to five days. It'll be handy for a beach day but incredible for your family's annual camping trip. Promising review: "Took ours camping, had us and three kids opening and closing it all week — ice still frozen by the end of the trip. Brought the cooler home, didn't get to unpack it until two days after the trip, opened it up and found a beer — Coors with the mountains still blue. So, for a total of six days outside in the heat (high was 89), it was still ice cold. Best money I've ever spent on a cooler. The lid doesn't stick, and the wheels make it so easy to tote around. We filled ours up to the top, fit eight Philly's, a pack of hot dogs, a pack of sausages, water, frozen water bottles, a total of 32 beers, chocolate bars (that didn't melt), 12 breakfast burritos, a pack of ham, and a pack of bologna. Compact, but it holds a lot. 10 out of 10." —Amazon CustomerPrice: $59.99 (originally $74.99) A pair of pickleball paddles for 30% off so you can stop borrowing your neighbor's every time someone wants to play. (Perhaps it would be wise to pick up an extra pair to help sway some converts.) Promising review: "These were my first pickleball paddles I ever purchased. I have had them for two years now, and they are still in great condition! I probably have played bout 50 games with them. The damage is minimal, but it is solely from my scraping the ground with them occasionally. I haven't had to use the extra band wraps, they are still intact. For a beginner, they work very well! My friends who have borrowed them like them as well. Worth the price point for sure!" —SarahPrice: $34.99 (originally $49.99) A *folding* Adirondack-style chair for $30 off that you can load up in the car for your camping trip or just leave in the backyard for lazy summer evenings. Promising review: "Love the quality of this product! Only thing is you might need someone else helping put it together because it is a little difficult to get the arms on alone but other than that super easy directions! Definitely will buy again! Might need more chairs for the backyard! Great quality for the price! Mom tested, Daughter approved!" —Amanda PalmerPrice: $99.99 (typically $129.99; available in eight colors) A pair of flatform espadrille sandals for up to 26% off if you have a phobia of slide sandals (same) but need your old dogs to breathe this summer. Promising review: "These shoes are true to size and are so comfy. I wore them for family pictures and was on my feet for a few hours straight, and my feet never hurt once." —LibbyPrice: $27.99+ (originally $37.99; available in 10 colors and women's sizes 5–11) A Marshall Bluetooth speaker for 33% off (its lowest price yet) in case you need a speaker design that's also a vibe for all your summertime (indoor) hangs with pals. Promising review: "It's hard to think there are any speakers 'better' than this one when you hear it. The sound quality is flawless, even at a super loud volume. I love the aesthetic. It not only looks great, it feels great quality to the touch. It's surprising how good the sound is from a speaker this size. Buy this for your room instead of the Marshall Stanmore and Marshall Woburn unless you plan on having the volume cranked for parties all the time. However, this one is pretty pricy, so if you want the same retro look as the Marshall speakers for about $100 cheaper, check out the brand Lonzuer on Amazon. Overall, this speaker is amazing for my bedroom, and I'd recommend it if you have the money." —Jake BeamanPrice: $199.99 (originally $299.99; available in two colors on sale) A seven-piece modular sectional for up to $100 off because we're far enough into summer for you to realize that your current patio setup is severely lacking. It's made of high-quality wicker, has water-resistant cushions, and is easy to clean — all for the lowest price it's ever been. Promising review: "I love this set and would most definitely purchase again! Its comfortable and the cushions are a soft material unlike others that are kinda crunchy feeling." —kate herronPrice: $499.99 (typically $599.99; available in 24 colors)

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