Archive for February, 2007
Haba Teethers
I adore all the Haba teethers! They are lovely, smooth cheerful chunks of bright, primary colored wood. Made in Germany.
This one, the Trix, is a series of triangles strung on a sturdy elastic so that little hands can manipulate them into different shapes. These teethers feel so clean and solid, like they’ll last forever!
Here’s [...]
Posted: February 28th, 2007 under Haba, Toy Recommendations, baby, brands, stocking stuffer, travel activity, wood.
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Welcome!
Welcome to my first post in my new webspace! I hope to reach out and connect with those interested in discussing the challenges of giving our children a simpler life.
What started as a shopping blog for parents interested in “nice,” simple toys and books that encourage creativity and imagination, has become something [...]
Posted: February 28th, 2007 under miscellaneous.
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Let’s Eat! What Children Eat Around the World (Beatrice Hollyer)
This book might not transform your picky eater into a lover of exotic food, but it sure will interest him and open his eyes to the fact that kids around the world eat different things. I think that the best lesson is that although kids from different countries eat different things, they are really all [...]
Posted: February 27th, 2007 under Book Recommendations, children's books, educational, multicultural/kids around the world, older children, young children.
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Cranium Cariboo
Cranium games are fun and educational, although some of them do require batteries and make noise. Cariboo is a quiet one that seems to be quite fascinating to preschoolers and young children.
Kids must match cards to the flaps on the game, then open the appropriate flap with the “magic” key in the hopes of finding [...]
Posted: February 27th, 2007 under Cranium, Toy Recommendations, award winner, brands, educational, games.
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