Archive for the 'Play Time' Category
Jellycat Stuffed Animals
Posted by Josh on February 19th, 2007Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
I’ve never thought much about stuffed animals. I didn’t have much use for them as a kid, much less as an adult. For most of Pooky’s life, she’s felt the same way. She was indifferent to the few stuffed animals she had, preferring instead to play with regular household objects (she likes to put paper [...]
Play With Your Food
Posted by May on February 1st, 2007Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
Playing with your food again? With foods like these, you won’t need to worry about scrubbing items off your kid’s face or the floor. Hilary of Lilly Bean Play Food creates fun and delightful meals from felt. Each food item is handcrafted with wool felt, and these meals can even go in the wash!
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Animal Bags
Posted by May on January 29th, 2007Filed under: Baby's Room, Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
My sister brought over this large stuffed pig for Pooky today. It’s the largest stuffed animal Pooky owns to date, and it joins her slowly growing stash of stuffed animals. We have this bucket shelving system to store her small toys and books, but we’re not sure what to do when our house turns into [...]
Polar Bear Rocker
Posted by May on January 11th, 2007Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
There’s something about polar bears that is just mesmerizing. On any zoo trip, I head straight to the polar bears and hope that I find one taking a swim.
Meet Rufus, the Polar Bear Rocker from the Arctic Circle. This rocker from the Netto Collection is sleek enough to serve as a piece of modern [...]
Play With Your Veggies
Posted by May on January 10th, 2007Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
Here are some organic veggies of the “stuffed” variety. These veggie toys by Under The Nile encourage your child to develop a positive, playful relationship with their vegetables. Made and stuffed with 100% organic cotton. This set sells for $26.00 at Our Greenhouse.
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Desperate For Desperate Housewives Dolls
Posted by May on January 10th, 2007Filed under: In the News, Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
I can’t possibly be the only person who thinks the news (via Desperate Housewives Blog) about the Alexander Doll Company creating plastic Desperate Housewives dolls is a bit strange. First of all, if your children are young enough to play with dolls, they probably shouldn’t be watching Desperate Housewives, and therefore, it seems wrong to [...]
Swing Away!
Posted by May on January 7th, 2007Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
These whimsical swings are cute, simple, and fun! Just hang them from a sturdy tree or overhead rafter, and your kids can swing away in their ladybug or leaf swing. They’re both currently on sale for $19.95 at Calliope.
Support The Kim Family: woolyhoodwinks
Posted by May on December 27th, 2006Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
Josh and I were deeply saddened and moved by the tragic incident of James and Kati Kim a few weeks ago in our own state of Oregon. James and Kati opened up two stores in San Francisco in the past two years, Doe and Church Street Apothecary, that continue to still be open for business. [...]
Things I Can’t Afford: Victorian Playhouse
Posted by May on December 26th, 2006Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
Sheesh, if you would actually purchase this, I’m afraid we wouldn’t have much in common. This Lilliput Grand Victorian Playhouse has a wraparound porch, stained glass window, skylight, sponge-painted walls, fireplace mantel, simulated hardwood floors and enough real-life amenities to basically kick your kid out of your house and into their own at a very [...]
Blocks, Blocks, and More Blocks
Posted by May on December 21st, 2006Filed under: Play Time, Product Guide & Reviews.
Here’s an item on my wish list for Pooky: a set of wooden alphabet blocks. They last forever and can potentially be passed down from one kid to the next, maybe even one generation to the next.
Uncle Goose makes beautiful, high quality wooden alphabet blocks for babies. These alphabet blocks are available in numerous [...]





