LEGO Creationary: Guessing Game
While some board games are only amusing to tots (I’m looking at you, Candyland), the LEGO Creationary game actually is fun for the whole family. It’s basically Pictionary with Legos, which is great because some concepts can be hard for kids to depict in drawings. Not everyone is an artist, but everyone knows how to … Continue reading “LEGO Creationary: Guessing Game”
Giggle Mini Micro 3-in-1 Scooter: Scooting Along
Trust me, those kids riding around the parking lot on their scooters annoy me, too. But children seem to love them, and we all want to make our tots happy. If you’re going to invest in one, then this 3-in-1 mini model is the way to go. Tots can use it from 12 months all … Continue reading “Giggle Mini Micro 3-in-1 Scooter: Scooting Along”
Box Play for Kids: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
This is the most inventive recycling idea ever! Using stickers (printed on 100% recycled paper, of course) to revamp used paper goods? Genius. Turning toilet paper rolls into a telephone with just a string used to be novel, but just like landlines, it looks like their time is up. With the help of Box Play, … Continue reading “Box Play for Kids: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle”
Easter Treats for Boys: Bunny Hops and Baskets
It’s important to teach your boys that Easter is about more than what they get in their baskets. One of the best parts of the holiday is spending time with the family, and I’m not just talking about on the actual day. There are countless opportunities to get everyone together leading up to Easter, so … Continue reading “Easter Treats for Boys: Bunny Hops and Baskets”
Baby Needs Sea Squirties: Under the Sea
Some babies love baths. Others, not so much. Either way, these cute sea creature companions will make the experience an adventure! The set of eight from Baby Needs includes everything from a cool croc to an octopus to googly-eyed shells. Each one can collect and squirt water, making for a fun game with your tot … Continue reading “Baby Needs Sea Squirties: Under the Sea”
Eeboo Paper Dolls: Let’s Play Dress-Up
No matter how far technology advances, some things from the past will always remain special. Case in point? Paper dolls. They have been around for centuries, beginning in Asian religious rituals and evolving all the way into the wildly popular children’s paper dolls of the 1920’s. The reason they remain relevant is because of how … Continue reading “Eeboo Paper Dolls: Let’s Play Dress-Up”