Need an easy suggestion for a Valentine's Day gift for my children (ages 3 and 6) OTHER than candy. Too late to order something!

–Nicky

What about bubble bath from Dylan's Candy Bar (you can get it at any Sephora store). It comes in a few tasty flavors (strawberry, chocolate, coconut, and cake batter). It smells really yummy so be sure they don't drink it by mistake!

Wnat to do something fun for dinner with the family. Do you know where I can get heart-shaped pasta or ravioli?

–Jeanne

Bruno Ravioli has a few locations around NYC. But if you want to have ravioli delivered to your door, Alfonso Gourmet Pasta has a few options (including dessert ravioli). The Nibble pulled together a whole list of heart-shaped products that you can order...you can add Amy's Bread (locations around NYC) to your list. Last year, Alyssa brought home a big heart-shaped bread.

My son has to make a card for every child in the class. It's always a nightmare. What can we do that will be easy and relatively pain-free?

–Jody

We're already anticipating the drama of hand-writing Valentine's for every child in the class. This year we're doing cookies. As usual, Alyssa's going for the Pillsbury Slice and Bake. Hilary's taking it a step further and doing M&M cookies with pink and red candy. Pop two cookies in a cellophane bag, tie each one with a name tag, and you're good to go. A much saner solution than last year's cutting, gluing, and pasting fest that--how shall we put this--ended badly.