| Just two months ago, a group of mothers
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| | her boys bedroom furniture was the way to
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| from three generations (Gen Y, Gen X and
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| | go.A Gen Y mom used hand-me-down bedroom
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| Baby Boomer demographics) shared their
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| | furniture, rather than shopping at a
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| buying habits with retailers and
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| | furniture store for her baby and put the
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| manufacturers on purchasing childrens
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| | rest of the items that she needed on her
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| bedroom furniture and baby products. This
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| | gift registry. The items she did not
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| occurred at the fifth annual Kids Today
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| | receive as baby gifts she purchased at
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| conference in Bonita Springs
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| | Target and Kmart. She did however find a
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| Florida.Author and entrepreneur Maria
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| | lot of her ideas (such as themes for
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| Bailey, an executive in the fields of
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| | luxury baby bedding) at a boutique. She
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| publishing, marketing, and business
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| | said she would purchase only bedroom
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| development, was the keynote speaker at
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| | accessories, baby bedding, other items
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| the conference and a moderator for the
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| | that she thought were original at a
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| panel. Maria Bailey has worked for
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| | boutique or baby shops.Although most of
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| numerous companies, including Automation
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| | the parents claimed that they mostly
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| USA, AutoNation, Discovery Zone, The
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| | shopped at discount stores, they
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| Miami Herald, Broward Community College,
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| | admittedly would make more extravagant
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| and McDonald's. Her experience as an
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| | purchases like luxury baby bedding or
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| executive and the mother of four young
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| | hard-to-find toys at baby boutiques if
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| children led her to specialize in
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| | there was something they really wanted
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| assisting mothers in balancing their home
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| | for there kid. A Gen X mom talked about
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| and work lives. Bailey explained the
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| | children strollers. She paid $300 for a
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| importance of marketing to mothers of
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| | stroller because she liked the features.
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| different ages.Even though there were
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| | Then a Gen Y mom said she paid about $200
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| some differences there were also many
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| | for a hard-to-find toy that retails
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| similarities. One baby boomer said she
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| | normally for about $50. She said she
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| found information from other mothers
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| | bought the toy not only because her son
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| quite useful. She tried shopping for
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| | wanted it, but because of the educational
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| childrens beds and other bedroom sets for
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| | value. Parents are willing to spend more
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| her boys baby nursery at a baby boutique
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| | money on educational toys.All moms
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| or a shop for kid furniture and found it
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| | stressed importance on bedroom furniture
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| was above her budget. She registered for
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| | that would grow with their children. One
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| designer baby bedding at one baby
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| | baby boomer mom said she was in the
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| boutique but this particular parent found
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| | process of looking for a bed that would
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| that shopping at a consignment shop for
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| | take her toddler through high school.
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