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Dust furniture
16 recommendations
"How can I not love furniture that looks like it stepped straight out of a Dr. Seuss book? Wonderful whimsy and funky forms perfect for kids and kids at heart. Dust doesn't sell directly on their site, but you can click the purchase tab for a full listing of online and offline retailers."
Bumble & Tweet: Bumble (Candy)
2 recommendations
"The little beehive bonnet is adorable. A good figure to begin a young girl's collection."
The Owl Pellet
3 recommendations
"For kids and grown ups with boundless curiosity and an interest in ecology-- an actual owl pellet you can disect yourself. Complete with tools and a chart for identifying what the owl had for dinner."
Jaw Harp
3 recommendations
"Guaranteed to keep kids amused for a long, long time. Not recommended for use in the car."
Giggle Robo Stool (Set of 2)
3 recommendations
"Great looking & fun stools for sitting or standing on. They stack, too."
Create Your Own Robot Cards
1 recommendation
"Cool mix and match stickers that little (and big) hands can put together to create notecards. Over 100 stickers, 16 notecards & envelopes & colored pencils- all in the groovy magnetic box."
My Listography for kids: My amazing life in lists
2 recommendations
"Kids love to write about themselves but often have trouble getting started. Making lists lets them get down to the essentials, fast! Full of fun illustrations to frame the facts. By the founder of listography.com."
Snowman-in-a-Box
2 recommendations
"What better way to celebrate and announce "The Holidays are Here!!!" than to build your very own snowman? If you're "lucky" enough to live in a climate so cold that it snows (or you're visiting Lake Tahoe, like me) you can use this Fred Flare set. It's great because unlike the "home made" snowman (i.e. raw carrot, coal eyes), this one's reusable. Complete with black dot eyes, plastic carrot, pl..."
Wizard of Oz Glasses
3 recommendations
"You may get thirsty when you're off to see the Wizard, and we've got just the thing: 12oz. glasses printed with reproductions of W. W. Denslow's originial illustrations in L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Choose Dorothy, the Lion, the Scarecrow or the Tin Man. Even better, collect them all!"
Christmas in the Magic Forest Advent Calendar
1 recommendation
"Both advent calendar and story, each day reveals another mini-board book that tells how the animals prepare for Christmas. On the back of each book are interesting facts about the animal, and each has a loop of string for hanging."
FREE Printable Christmas Treasury Advent Calendar by Jan Brett
1 recommendation
"Author and illustrator Jan Brett offers tons of fabulous free printables at her website, including this sweet advent calendar. Kids will know her from her wonderful books such as "The Mitten.""
Handy Suckers
2 recommendations
"Nice little gift for yourself or any other apartment dweller. Each hand should hold up to 6 lbs.!"
Dinorobot kit
1 recommendation
"This cool looking DIY robot kit is sure to make their cogs turn and engines rev. With a finished height of 12", the kit comes with a plastic mechanical unit (requires assembly) an electronic motor, four wheels, a cardboard graphic dinosaur body, double-sided adhesive and full instructions. Ages 8+"
Hats and Mittens Advent Calendar
5 recommendations
"Both kids and adults enjoy the traditional count down to Christmas with these advent calendars. These adorable mittens and hats will delight and they add such a festive color to your decor."
ASPCA : Emergency Hay Fund
1 recommendation
"Hay prices have risen dramatically just like everything else, so the ASPCA has created a fund to help horse sanctuaries cover the rising costs. A donation makes a wonderful gift. Donations can be made in any amount."
Just About Horses: a magazine for the Breyer enthusiast
1 recommendation
"If a child or adult you know is obsessed with collecting Breyer model horses than you may want to consider gifting them with a subscription to Breyer's magazine for collectors. The magazine is aimed at an older audience, so it's best for ages 10-adult."
Playmobil Horse Farm
3 recommendations
"My daughter loves Playmobile. The toys combine the best features of building toys and playsets, with loads of details missing from most other similar brands. They remain compelling for years. Playmobile offers many, many horse themed add ons, both large and small. Age 4+"
Horse Crafts (Kids Can Do It)
1 recommendation
"If your child can't get enough horses, what better way to feed their passion then to teach them how to make horse themed crafts? This book includes directions for 15 projects suitable for 8-12 year olds."
Horse Puzzle In Horseshoes
1 recommendation
"These are fun and fairly difficult- good for older kids (8-12). I bought my daughter one at the zoo for around $3.50 - a fair bit more than the $1.25 each you pay when you buy a dozen."
Marguerite Henry Treasury of Horses (Boxed Set): Misty of Chincoteague, Justin Morgan Had a Horse, King of the
1 recommendation
"These were the books that captivated my friend Becky in fourth grade. I can't count how many recess we spent running around playing Misty. Each of these won a Newberry- King of the Wind won the medal, while the others were runners up."
Horses! by Gail Gibbons
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"Gail Gibbons has been writing non-fiction books for young children for years. I have no idea how many she's done, but it's A LOT. She's widely recognized as producing high quality titles and this book about the history and biology of horses should be no exception. Ages 4-8."
The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses by Paul Goble
1 recommendation
"Paul Gobel's beautifully illustrated renditions of Native folktales are universally wonderful. This particular tale is a standout, winning a Caldecott for it's excellent pictures. Good for all ages- even bigger kids love picture books!"
Horse : the ultimate sticker book
1 recommendation
"DK has the best collection of photos EVER. Kids love their books. This sticker book has 50 stickers and a fold out scene to use them with. A great stocking stuffer or little gift for kids that love horses. Shop around- prices range from $3-$8 for this online."
ShaNickers, Running, Wall Decal
1 recommendation
"Instantly transform a plain wall into a horse fancier's dream. The wall stickers can be removed and re-used again and again on any flat, smooth surface. The set includes 5 horses in three colors of your choice (over 25 to choose from)."
hugahippodesign :: Bird on a branch coat for babies and kids
1 recommendation
"Made from uncut corduroy this lovely jacket is great for fall or for layering in winter. The colors are luscious, and I love the little bee buttons. It's available in in sizes 12 months - 6. Other colors by request."
JackieSpicer :: Childs Scotty Coat
1 recommendation
"I'm in love with Jackie Spicer's children's coats. If you think this one is adorable, be sure to check out the whole shop or see my other recommendations (search JackieSpicer). Available for newborn to 4T."
Robots Magnetic Figures Tin
1 recommendation
"A great travel activity for space crazy kids. Over 35 magnets can be mixed and matched to create robots. There are four different background scenes, and this nifty tin makes it easy to play and carry."
Hedgehog Costume
2 recommendations
"I'm not sure your child will know what a Hedgehog is, cause I am not sure myself, however this costumes is darling and way beyond what you'll see trick or treating."
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