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What unusual things can we find in your purse?

March 29, 2013

Did the size and contents of your purse change drastically when you became a mom? Here is a list of freaky things we can find in a mom’s handbag!

Scissors

Incredibly practical to cut straws that are too long and tend to hide in our kids’ noses at the restaurant or to avoid the upcoming crisis when your child notices the offensive tag on the new hat you just bought them to make them happy!

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