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Showing posts with label Learning Tools. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 19, 2009

Growing Tree Toys ♥ Melissa and Doug Slice and Bake Cookie Set Review

Little girls love to copy mommy, don't they? Until I had my own little girl, I had no idea how it felt to be mimicked and echoed. It's a good feeling, isn't it? (Most of the time, lol)

I especially love to include my little one in the kitchen. She's too young to understand that she's not to touch the hot stove or oven, so I have to be extra careful, but she does have her own mini wooden kitchen and she likes to "cook" there while I'm cooking and baking.



I think one of the reasons that play food and play kitchens are so popular is because it's a child's way of copying mommy and practicing for the future. I like to encourage that, so I'm always on the lookout for quality educational toys for my little one. Kids don't need a ton of toys, but what they do get should be well-made, fun, and versatile.

That's one reason I like Growing Tree Toys. They have a super selection of quality learning toys for all age groups. You can search for toys by category, read helpful reviews, and find information on the developmental benefits for children for a specific toy. I really have a blast looking through their toys, though it gives me a bad case of the "I wants". ;-)

My Thoughts: Thanks to Growing Tree Toys, I received a Slice and Bake Cookie Set by Melissa and Doug. I have to tell you how much I LOVE Melissa and Doug toys. Everything I've purchased and reviewed that was made by them has quickly become a favorite, both of my daughter and myself. Their toys are well-made, versatile, and fun - the kinds of toys I don't plan on ever throwing out or giving away. They're "save them for the grandchildren" toys.

My Thoughts: Although the Slice and Bake Cookie set is under the "3 and 4 year old" category, my 18-month-old completely loved it. She is a very observant little girl and immediately knew that this was a toy that should never be ignored. Probably because mommy had "toys" just like it.

This play set contains 30 pieces including cookies that attach to each other (making a cookie dough roll) with velcro and can be put in the cookie tube (just like buying pre-made dough, lol), various decorative frostings that attach to the tops of the cookies, a knife and a spatula, a kitchen mitt (yay for teaching safety around hot things!), and a cookie sheet. The cookies also attach to the cookie sheet. There's really so much to do, for younger and older kids. Emma's favorite part of it right now is sticking the Velcro pieces together and then slicing them with the "knife". Everything is very well-made, as usual, and is bright and attractive. Even I love this set!

Video review:



Conclusion: Love love LOVE! No cons.

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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

{Holiday Gift Giveaway #22} YourPictureBook.com Personalized Children's Book



When I was a kid, about 10, my grandma (now gone) gave me a very cool Christmas present. One of the most thoughtful she ever gave me, actually. It was a personalized adventure book starring me! I went on an adventure with Santa Claus and my sister, and I was enthralled.

There's nothing more fun than personalization, in my opinion. That personalized book is the only present I remember my grandma getting me, and I know she sent us something every Christmas. That tells me something - people remember special gifts that show you put some thought into it. Especially back then (waaay back then... 16 years ago), personalized books weren't that popular. I hadn't even heard of them, so it was a total treat to receive one.

When I was given the opportunity to review a personalized book from YourPictureBook.com for my daughter, I was excited. Mostly because this is so much better than the one I received as a child! Right now, there are three exciting options available, and any one of them would be good for either a little boy or girl:


Do you see yet what is so special about these books? Your child's photo is on every page, including the cover, as well as his or her name!

My Thoughts/Review:

I am very pleased with the book I received, starring my daughter, Emma. I had quite a time finding a "good" photo for YourPictureBook.com to use. I didn't realize I had so many pictures of Emma looking anywhere but at the camera! I finally found one that I thought might work of her looking at the camera while sitting on the slide. This one:

And this is how it turned out:



Brilliant, wouldn't you say? I'm very happy with the cartoon version of Emma.

I chose the You Can Count book to have personalized. Emma gets absolutely giddy when we count together and can count with her fingers, too, so this was the perfect book for her right now. I like the way the book encourages counting - each page features a new number and rhyme corresponding to something Emma sees around her. For instance:

While watching the tank
Emma sees something great
The fish have no legs
But the octopus has eight

One of the very cool things about YourPictureBook.com is that they can use your favorite photo, whether it features your child sitting or standing! Check out this example:


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Or you can send a standing photo and ask them to use the second sitting style. They're very nice and helpful, so feel free to ask questions!

Educational Opportunities: Because children are especially interested in things they can relate to, personalized books like these are a great educational tool. The You Can Count book encourages both counting and reading - I anticipate it will be treasured for a long time.

Conclusion: I'm loving YourPictureBook.com! I'm completely happy with Emma's book, and love the idea and purpose behind personalized books. The only suggestion I might have is that they accept more than one photo so that there can be different photos of your child on every page. It would make it even more unique. :-) Still, I love what they have available and am hoping to get each of the books for Emma - I have my eye on the Noah's Ark adventure next!

Buy it! You can personalize your own book for only $34.95! And they also personalize posters (make your child a football star!), coloring books, and even movies with your photos! It's worth checking out - these things make wonderful Christmas gifts!

Giveaway Closed

Prize info: One of you will win a hardback personalized book of your choice! Open to US only.

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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

{Holiday Gift Giveaway #18} Knee High to a Shoofly Fabric Growth Charts




What goes through your head when you think about growth charts? I have nostalgic images in my mind of notches carved into doors or slabs of wood, happy little people bounding to the measuring place and checking to see how much they've grown in the last month, two weeks, or five minutes. The pride in their faces. There's something about being able to see the growth that makes it special.

I think we did that when I was a child, but we moved around so much that there was no point in making marks on the wall or door, and any slabs of wood would have been lost in the moves. There are other alternatives, though! Paper, which won't last long... and fabric. Fabric is the option I would have chosen, but I wasn't sure how it could be done, and frankly I hadn't seen a nice fabric chart that was worth taking with us anywhere. But now? I've found it. And just in time to start marking the growth progress of my 18-month-old daughter, Emma. I am so thrilled! I don't have to wait for the annual doctor visits to find out how tall my little one is, lol.

About Knee High to a Shoofly:

I discovered Knee High to a Shoofly while browsing Etsy (something you'll notice I do often if you follow my blog) looking for growth charts. I love the idea of buying handmade, and there are some very ingenious ideas and designs to be found. But the one that stood out as a bright, shining star was a place that sold growth charts in a variety of charming animal shapes and very attractive, colorful fabrics.

These will keep as a long lasting memory that you and your child can look back on and shake your head thinking of how the times have flown by. And you can tell your Little One stories of when you yourself were only “knee high to a shoofly…”



It's All in the Details:

"Each growth chart is an original design, handmade made by me. All the fabric pieces are hand cut, pinned in place to a layer of quilters batting, and then machine stitched. From here, I do all the cording with yarn made from recycled bottles! (Each cut end is treated to reduce fraying.) Then the eyes and measuring tape are glued and hand stitched on. The backing is sewn on in a coordinating fabric, and I stitch on small metal hangers that the hanging ribbon is tied on to. A two sided tape is placed around all the edges so that the piece can hang flat and secure to the wall when it is hung. The tape is a special tape made to be permanent to the fabric, yet removable from your walls without damaging the paint! Each piece is made with care and attention to detail and will be a sweet keepsake for years to come."



Each Growth Chart Features:

  • High-quality designer fabric
  • Name personalization option
  • Attached ribbon hanger and two-sided tape that won't ruin your walls
  • Beautiful sewing work - it's essentially a quilted wall hanging
  • Children 24 inches to 5 feet can use the charts
  • Includes "height sticks" in your choice of color so you don't have to mark on the chart itself if you don't want to!
  • So easy to take with you anywhere you move - just fold or roll it up and tuck it somewhere safe until you can put it up again!
My Thoughts/Review:

I received a personalized Gloria the Giraffe growth chart to review from Knee High to a Shoofly.

Gloria the Giraffe

My Giraffe




Gloria the Giraffe
Gloria Giraffe eats her greens!
No matter what tree - she loves them all!
If you eat your greens you, too, will grow OH SO TALL!

Oh. My. Word. This is such a rave-worthy product! Before I received my growth chart and got a real look at the quality of the work and the details, I thought $75.00 - 100.00 for a growth chart was a bit much for me to spend. Now, I want to tell you that it is completely worth it. I don't think anyone who ordered a growth chart from Knee High to a Shoofly could possibly be disappointed or feel like they overpaid. Seriously, mine is SO beautiful and without a doubt will be a keepsake. If anything, the lovely piece I received far surpassed my expectations. I'm beyond happy. Also, all of my correspondence with Grace has been 100% positive - she is one of the sweetest people I've ever worked with! Definitely the kind of person you want to buy from because she obviously cares about the quality of her work and she cares about her customers just as much!

Emma and I give Knee High to a Shoofly two little thumbs up (hers) and two big thumbs up (mine)! We absolutely love the purpose and design of Grace's growth charts and are thrilled to have been able to work with her!

For more details and thoughts and to get a good look at the Knee High to a Shoofly Growth Chart I received, check out my video review:



DEAL ALERT!

Get ready for a SWEET holiday deal! Grace of Knee High to a Shoofly is generously offering 20% off any of the holiday growth charts if you order by December 18th! This is an exclusive extension of her current special just for you! :-) When you order, make sure you mention in the comment space area that you saw this special discount at "A Kindred Spirit's Thoughts" and would love to take advantage of the 20% off discount!



Prize info: One very very VERY lucky winner will receive a personalized Jerome the Giraffe Growth Chart, sent to their door in a gift box with a ribbon! Any little boy or girl would love this! This giveaway open to everyone in the world!

How To Enter (mandatory): Visit Knee High to a Shoofly and tell me which growth chart is your favorite! Please leave your email address in your comment or make sure it's in your public profile so I can let you know if you win!

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♥ Tell Grace in a comment on this post which growth chart design you would like to see next from this list:

Allie the Alligator
Dan the Toucan
Shabby Chic Skunkie (really cute)
Elinor the Elephant
Rob the Robot
Lenny the Lion
Penny the Blue Penguin
DJ the Donkey
Ollie the Ostrich
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Piggie Sue

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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

{Holiday Gift Giveaway #15} Scholastic Treasury of 100 Storybook Classics on DVD


I'm always on the lookout for new DVDs for my daughter. I think it's good to have a wide variety of educational entertainment that is fun to watch and a learning experience. My most recent discovery is a set of 16 DVDs released by Scholastic.

The Treasury of 100 Storybook Classics is one of the coolest collections of classic storybooks on DVD that I've come across! It includes 100 classic tales narrated by well-known celebrities like Meryl Streep, Patrick Stewart, and Danny Glover. The illustrations are just as charming as they've always been, but they've added character sound effects and charming animation to make the stories even more fun. You really need to see a preview to appreciate it, so take a look at this example from one of the DVDs here at the Amazon.com listing.

What I really like:

  • The stories are separated by category (all of the stories about dinosaurs on one disc, etc).
  • The way Scholastic kept all of the original illustrations but added some excitement by animating them!
  • The selection of stories (all of my favorites!).
  • Your child can read along on the screen.
  • Love that I recognize celebrity voices reading the stories! Very cool.
What I don't like:

It does take some looking to find exactly what you want. It would be nice to have it all on a few DVDs. But this in no way changes my opinion of the set.

Watch my video review to find out more about this awesome set:



Buy it!

The Treasury of 100 Storybook Classics 16-DVD set retails for $99.95. You can buy it on Amazon.com for $89.99 with free shipping right now. :-)

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Friday, November 13, 2009

{Holiday Gift Giveaway #13} Mini Kitchen from Magic Cabin!


Magic Cabin is one of my newly bookmarked favorite online toy stores. Navigating their site to find what you want is so easy and the toys they carry are the best of the best! It truly does feel like magic when you're browsing their toy selection, which includes everything from wooden toys, dolls, and push toys to craft kits and books!



Everything there just whispers "keepsake" to me. And I don't know about you, but those are the kinds of toys I like to have in my house and buy for my child. Something that won't be broken and thrown away by the time a month has passed.
I have been so excited about this post ever since Magic Cabin agreed to work with me on a Mini Kitchen review and giveaway! They sent me the mini kitchen pictured above, and we're giving one away to one of you! But first, my review:


Here's the Deal:


The Mini Kitchen from Magic Cabin is made of Baltic Birch and includes a sink, stove top, cupboard, oven with see-through door, and a backsplash with three wooden pegs. It also includes 23 wooden pieces of play cookware and foods, something that totally thrilled me! That means that two pieces of bakeware, a slice-able carrot, a slice-able loaf of bread (four pieces of bread), a slice of cheese, an egg, two plates, two knives, two forks, and a big spoon and spatula along with a rattling salt and pepper shaker set all come with the kitchen! And they are very good quality, too. I was impressed with the whole thing.

The mini kitchen measures 31 x 21.5 x 12.5 inches, not too big and not too small in my opinion. Any bigger and I would have felt it was too big for our apartment - personally I don't think children's toys should take up too much space so I was more than pleased with the size.

Our Take: Ever since we received the Mini Kitchen, it has been my daughter's favorite toy - and I don't see that changing. Going through my kitchen cupboards has been one of her favorite pasttimes up till now - I am so glad she has her own cupboard now! lol She runs straight to it every morning and after every nap. This is the girl whom I was complaining about because she seems to get bored of her toys so quickly and want to watch TV all the time! She hasn't brought me the remote control in awhile which makes me very happy. *sheepish*

Video: I want you to get a good idea of the scale (it's hard to tell in pictures sometimes) so here is a video review:



Putting it together: There are a LOT of pieces!

At first we were really overwhelmed/intimidated, but it ended up being fairly simple. Just screwing the skeleton of the kitchen together, then most everything slides into place after that.

Conclusion: I REALLY love this mini kitchen! At first I thought I wanted a plastic one but after seeing the clean-cut, more realistic wooden kitchen, I'm totally sold and happy I didn't get a plastic one. I highly highly highly recommend this mini kitchen set! For the price, it has so many great features and inclusions, and I don't think you could get better value for your money anywhere. Now I want to get more wooden play food. :-)

Buy the Mini Kitchen from Magic Cabin for only $99.00! That's a steal, folks!

Request a print catalog here!



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Thursday, November 12, 2009

{Holiday Gift Giveaway #12} Hasbro Games Jenga Max Giveaway

I think it's very important for families to institute a "Family Game Night" if they possibly can - and I mean board games, outdoor games, whatever brings your family together and does not include zoning out in front of the television. ;-) Though television can be fun, games bring people closer together and help them connect, and that's vital in this fast-paced computer/television/game system world nowadays!

Need some suggestions? You're in luck! Hasbro has created Family Game Night, a collection of games especially recommended for families. :-) If you're having trouble convincing your family or just need help getting started, the Hasbro website has some great tips, coupons for $5 off select games, and suggestions for families by the age group of your children!

Hasbro sent me three games to review: Monopoly City, Jenga Max, and Clue: Secrets and Spies. I was so excited about trying these games out and then sharing my thoughts with you!

Monopoly City: "In this metropolitan edition of MONOPOLY, be the top property developer and watch your dream city rise before your eyes. What will you build-- houses or industrial complexes, schools, skyscrapers or stadiums? The choice is yours. But watch out—a rival developer could build a sewage plant right next to your prize property and make its value plummet! So build wisely and rake in the rent… and the prestigious MONOPOLY tower could be yours!"

My Thoughts: I'm not a huge Monopoly fan normally (it's not fast-paced enough for me), but this looked like fun. The ability to really see your city grow and choose what you want to build adds interest. It still can be long, but I thought it was a lot of fun!


Clue: Secrets and Spies: "Can you prove yourself as the world's ultimate spy? Agent Black- CLUE most notorious spy- is plotting, and it's up to you to stop him! Go undercover as an international agent to foil his schemes by completing missions and attending secret meetings. Scan with your spy light to uncover a secret, or check your cell phone for a Spy Text that could help or hinder your game. Your assignments will take you all over the world, so stay ahead of the other agents and earn the title of Ultimate Spy!"

My Thoughts: Too much fun! Who doesn't want to be Jennifer Garner in Alias? Well, I do - lol. Okay, how about Spy Kids? I'm sure your kids have imagined being secret spies. I hadn't ever played Clue before so I didn't have anything to compare it to, but thought that the little "spy light" which uncovers invisible messages on some of the cards and the spy texts sent to your cell phone were cool additions. The great thing about this game is that adults and kids can enjoy it together!




Jenga Max: "Build it big, wide or tall, but don't let it fall! This might just be the most nail-biting JENGA game you've ever played. The challenge is to hook or hang the blocks onto each other without upsetting the balance and maxing it out."

My Thoughts: Jenga is so my kind of game. Fast-paced and a game in which you actually do something rather than just move pieces around a board. And it takes a bit of talent, of which I have much. Just kidding! ;-) This is a new twist on the Jenga game - you know, the one where you stack a bunch of wooden blocks and try to remove them one at a time without knocking the whole tower down? Well this time you're starting with a skeleton and building onto it! The last player who successfully hangs a piece wins. Although I like the old Jenga a bit better, I think I must be old-school. ;-) I think that kids would find this one a lot of fun and it'll keep their interest as only Jenga can. It's a great family game and will inspire lots of laughs.



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