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Dress-Up…Not Just for Halloween
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What: Aeromax Get Real Gear for Kids
Why: Pretend-play is a big deal at my house, and everyday my little taxi driver “drives” me to New York via San Francisco, Las Vegas and Orlando—not necessarily in that order. So when we discovered Aeromax dress-up costumes, we knew it was going to be a hit.
Forget the fairies and princesses. Instead, you’ll find costumes based on everyday real-life heroes: astronauts, fire fighters, doctors, chefs and mail carriers. And they just released a hilarious costume for your junior jockey. Your tot can always ride Daddy, but there’s also a Wrap-N-Ride Horse that can be worn over the costume. You’ll all be laughing all the way to the finish line.
Price: varies
Updated Jun 13, 2007
Top Five Father’s Day Tees for Kids
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Show Dad just how special he is on Father’s Day (and beyond) by dressing up the little ones in these adorable tees and onesies. Don’t forget to take pictures!
1. No Added Sugar’s My Heart Belongs to Daddy ($36): Until she falls in love…or sooner, when she doesn’t get what she wants!
2. Babystyle’s My Dad is My Hero ($22): Guaranteed to make Dad’s day.
3. Babystyle’s If You Think I’m Cute…You Should See My Dad ($22): A little boost to his ego can’t hurt.
4. Urban Smalls’ My Dad’s a Geek ($22): Perfect for kids with techie dads or dads hiding an inner geek.
5. Wry Baby’s I Love My Dads ($24): Because two are better than one.
Updated Jun 13, 2007
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SATees: Big Words for Little Kids
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What: SATees
Why: I admit it. I’m a word nerd. A journalism major with an English minor, I’ve made my living out of word wrangling. While it’s not fair to project on my little one, I really hope that he grows up enjoying the English language as much as I do. That’s why I absolutely love these shirts from SATees. They include a variety of shirts with appropriate big word for you to dress your little person in. There’s “blithesome” (cheerful), “dilatory” (tending to cause delay), “pulchritudinous” (beautiful), and my favorite “puerile” (childish). The day I trotted my son out in his, I got some envious—and knowing—glances from other nerdy moms at the playground.
Price: $16.99
Updated Jun 13, 2007
PlasmaCar
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Why: You don’t plan on buying your kid a car until he’s at least 16 (if he’s good), but you might change your mind when you see a PlasmaCar in action. OK, so it’s not a real car, but kids as young as three can cruise around the neighborhood without having to worry about rising gas prices.
That’s because the PlasmaCar is completely kid-powered. No pedals or batteries—all it needs is a driver to turn the steering wheel from side to side, and then physics takes over.
The PlasmaCar is simple enough for my two year old, who has been giving driving lessons to his playground friends, but it’s built so parents weighing up to 220 pounds can enjoy it, too. Sure, my husband and I probably look silly zipping along the sidewalk in it, but the stares are worth it (they’re just jealous).
Price: $53 - $58
Updated Jun 1, 2007
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Clothing by ses petites mains
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Why: If you’re tired of disposable clothing covered in brand names, this innocent, delightful, comfortable new line is for you. These beautiful pieces can be mixed and matched; they’re designed so that your daughter may choose her own outfit and always come out looking like the sweet, special child that she is.
San Francisco mom/designer Beth Miles originally created the spirit of ses petit mains for her own daughter. From the darling knickers to the shirtwaist dresses, the soft colors, charming stripes and dainty dots encourage the natural beauty of your child to shine through and enable girls to dance and jump and move freely while looking incredibly adorable. Everything is cotton-based, and an eco-friendly practice of washing and lying flat to dry works perfectly with the fabrics.
Price: Starting at $32
Updated Jun 1, 2007
MomFinds: Lamaze Little Rider Foot to Floor
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What: Lamaze Little Rider Foot to Floor
Why: Remember how excited you were when you got your first bike? These days, your little one doesn’t have to wait very long until she gets her own. Granted, it’s a four-wheeler, lacks pedals and is barely off the ground, but we guarantee she’ll have a blast climbing on and off and pushing herself across the room. Besides the punchy orange color and little red basket, we love how it doesn’t have any of the annoying lights or sounds you often see in ride-on toys.
Price: $30
Updated May 31, 2007
Top Five High Chairs and Boosters for Under 100 Dollars
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You don’t have to spend a fortune for a good a high chair or booster seat. If you shop around, you can still find a great deal for under $100. We’ve done the work for you. Here are a few of our favorites:
1. Fisher-Price Healthy Care Booster Seat ($27): Portable and easy to clean, this seat is great for use at home, restaurants and everywhere else your tot has meals.
2. Phil & Ted’s Me Too Portable High Chair ($49): Perfect for those short on space, this handy seat attaches to almost every table, including picnic tables and breakfast bars.
3. HandySitt Booster Chair ($80): If you’re looking for a minimalist design, this smart chair is for you. Hook it on to virtually any chair for a safe seat for your tot.
4. Combi Breeze High Chair ($90): This full-size chair has everything but the big price tag: height adjustment, swivel wheels, removable tray, washable seat cushion and more.
5. Fisher-Price Rainforest Healthy Care Highchair ($90): The removable toy keeps baby entertained while you prep meals, and it folds up when not in use.
Updated May 19, 2007
Top Five Melamine Dishware for Kids
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Melamine is back in a huge way. And why not? They’re kid-friendly, virtually unbreakable, dishwasher-safe, and have you seen the designs on them? Check out our favorite five:
1. French Bull Monster Plates ($29 for four): Your kid will scoop up every last bit of his food to meet face-to-face with these friendly monsters. At least in theory. (Use coupon code SHEFINDS07 and take 15% off your entire purchase thru 5/30).
2. Haba Pirate Plates ($24 for six): We’re hoping it’s smooth sailing at mealtime with these whimsical, colorful plates featuring pint-sized pirates.
3. Working Class Studio Flora and Fauna Plates ($30 for four): For the young diner with sophisticated taste, serve these beautiful plates designed by students artists at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
4. Emily Green Monkey Daisy Make a Mess Kit ($40): This delightful set has all the right ingredients for the dinner table—plate, bowl, utensils all ready to go in a take-along tote.
5. notNeutral Links Snack Set ($20): Yeah, Baby! There’s nothing neutral about this groovy set.
Updated May 19, 2007
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Dripstik Prevents Sticky, Messy Ice Cream Drips
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What: Dripstik
Why: I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. Especially when it gets all over the kids, right moms? Now you can serve up a tasty cone or Popsicle without worrying about the drip factor. Pick up the mom-invented, dishwasher-safe Dripstik (or two or three), and you and the kids will be screaming for ice cream…all for the right reasons.
Price: $8 for two
Updated May 15, 2007
Little Partners Learning Tower
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What: Little Partners Learning Tower
Why: If you’ve got the space in your kitchen, the Learning Tower is a fantastic find that you and the kids will love. Pull it up against the kitchen counter, and junior has a safe perch where he can watch and help you create healthy, tasty dishes.
The sturdy, award-winning design is easy to assemble, grows with your child (simply adjust the height without tools to accommodate growing kids) and can fit up to two kids at a time. Plus, it’s easy to climb and can be used as a fort or puppet stage. The kitchen just got more fun.
Price: $169.95
Updated May 15, 2007
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