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XBox 360 Kinect |
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ZhuZhu pets |
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Grasshopper Preschool Prep Kits |
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The Learning Tower is a sturdy, non-tip structure that serves several purposes for toddlers, from step stool so that they can help in the kitchen at counter height to an art easel (with the adaptable Art Easel piece) that allows them to color for hours. There are different settings based on your child's height, making it convenient for more than one child. If you have a little chef in the home this is an ideal way to get them involved while keeping them safe. As an easel there's a dry erase board on one side and a chalkboard on the other side. And you can get these in a variety of colors to match your home, from natural wood, dark cherry, ebony, soft white, red, azure blue, royal blue, pink, to apple green. Both items can be purchased online at www.littlepartners.com and throughout the U.S. and Canada (please see store locator on website) THE LEARNING TOWER: Cost is $199.99 THE ART EASEL: Cost is $59.99
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Little boys love things with remote controls that they can play with and the Zibits are ideal for taking along in their pockets! ZIBITS is a line of mini collectible robots that come to life with remote control. Kids can collect 12 Zibits in multiple unique, fun designs. At a size of just more than two inches, Zibits are brought to life with the touch of a button that moves the robots several directions. They're also fully equipped with robotic lights and sounds. Every Zibits comes with a name & back story, giving each robot his own personality! Senario has recently released groundbreaking play sets, so kids can form their own buildable & expandable Zibits communities. Zibits (by Senario), $9.99, Target and Toys “R Us |
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Scare Me Not Monsters |
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My Secret Circle |
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My Name Is Not Isabella is a picture book perfect for girls 4-8 years old. It conveys an empowering and inspiring message that mothers, grandmothers, aunts and sisters will want to pass along to little girls in their lives. The protagonist, Isabella, celebrates everything a woman can be by using her imagination pretending to be some of the groundbreaking women who changed history: Annie the sharpshooter, Rosa the activist, Marie the scientist, and many more. This heartwarming tale introduces girls to some amazing role models and empowers them with the knowledge that they can be anything they want to be. It’s truly a perfect read for any kid who is constantly imagining what they want to be when they grow up. Ages 4-8. My Name Is Not Isabella (Sourcebooks Jabberwocky; ISBN: 978-1-4022-4395-0; Picture Book $16.99; September 2010); wherever books are sold. |
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Ladybugs & Lullabies (www.ladybugsandlullabies.com) offers adorable hair clips--even for little ones who have next to no hair. Filled with flowers and bows, ladybugs, butterflies, tiaras, duckies, doggies, kitties, and even a birthday cake, you don't need to be a celebrity to love these adorable clips and headband creations made from felt, crochet and ribbon fabrics. What makes them even more special is that the clips are guaranteed to gently hold in a single strand of hair and even peach fuzz, so they stay in your little ones hair. The company uses no chemicals on their clips and ensures that quality is a topmost priority. Plus, they offer no slip clips and bows for all ages, including: babies, toddlers and school age children and ship to both the U.S. and Canada. Parents can choose from the popular no slip hair clips to the new Felt collection (http://www.ladybugsandlullabies.ca/category.php?category_id=54) or their ever popular line of adjustable headbands (http://www.ladybugsandlullabies.ca/category.php?category_id=95) and boutique beanies (http://www.ladybugsandlullabies.ca/category.php?category_id=99), priced between $4.99 and $6.99 for a no slip clip, to $6.99 to 19.99, for adjustable headbands or boutique beanies.
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Have some readers on your list that you need to find the best book for this year? These are great options! Time For Kids and Sports Illustrated Kids wanted to create books that parents and children could enjoy together that are unique, educational, interactive and compliment school work. For Sports Illustrated, there are so many avid sports and pop culture fans and the Sports Illustrated covers are a part of history. Sports Illustrated wanted to put together a compellation for their fans. Sports Illustrated: The Covers - The editors of Sports Illustrated present Sports Illustrated: The Covers, a 208 page collection of every single Sports Illustrated cover. With over 2,500 color photos, Sports Illustrated: The Covers showcases the magazine’s historical and iconic covers, in chronological order, starting with the first issue (Aug. 16, 1954) and going through 2009. Divided and organized by decade, this index is further supplemented by chapter introductions written by the Sports Illustrated editor most closely associated with each 10-year block. Sports Illustrated Kids: All Access – All Access is your pass to behind-the-scenes photos of athletes, locker rooms and more. Most fans experience sports from afar, but Sports Illustrated Kids gives you an All Access pass. Get an up-close look at the coolest items and places in sports. What does the inside of a baseball look like? What’s behind the doors of an NFL locker room? What lies inside Fenway Park’s Green Monster? Readers can unveil details by lifting up clear layers of acetate and go places they haven’t been before. Packed with exciting photos from Sports Illustrated and fascinating trivia, this hands-on book is guaranteed to entertain sports fans of all ages. The BIG Book of Why - The BIG Book of Why answers the biggest questions kids commonly ask and adults can rarely answer. With 1,001 facts, the 192-page hardcover book, The BIG Book of Why goes beyond just answering the questions, but dips into the science or history to further explain the answer in an easy to follow, straightforward and fun way. Kids learn “why” through detailed explanations and over 200 colorful photos and illustrations. Divided by subject area – humans, animals, environment/nature, technology, science, and space – and written in an exciting and engaging manner, each answer is accompanied by either a photo or an illustration to prove the reasons why. That’s Awesome - That’s Awesome brings kids awesome facts guaranteed to impress and remain with the reader long after they are finished with the book. Written in an authoritative, age-appropriate and clear style, That’s Awesome incorporates fascinating photos and diagrams for which TIME and TIME For Kids are known. That’s Awesome is divided into kid-appealing subject areas, including the most “awesome” aspects of Sports & Games, Music, Extreme Geography, The World of Plants and Animals, The Human Body, Technology, and The Most Expensive Items in the World (from autos to planes to toys). That’s Awesome hasn’t forgotten the gross factor that children love, such as the smelliest bug on Earth or titan beetles that can snap a pencil in half. Besides facts-at-a-glance and detailed photo captions, articles from TIME For Kids magazine provide background and the inside scoop on various topics. The lively writing engages and entertains readers as they learn about the world around them. Sports Illustrated: The Covers (Sports Illustrated Books; October 12, 2010; $29.95) and Sports Illustrated Kid: All Access (Sports Illustrated Kids; October 26, 2010; $19.95)
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Disney offers some great options for children, from dresses to plush dolls, to super stocking stuffers such as Fairies bubble bath, Totally Tink Cosmetic sets, and Cars Bath Shaving kit. |
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