2010 holiday gift guide: toys
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New from Sprig is their Soarin’ Sea Plane which comes complete with Pete the Pilot and his pelican sidekick. It’s eco-friendly, battery-free, paint-free and made of SprigWood™, a composite of recycled milk jugs, bottles and reclaimed Pine sawdust. Plus it’s fun everywhere from the bathtub to the sand box. Ages 3+. $29.95 |
Wooden blocks are a classic gift but Tegu has turned that gift on its magnetic head. Each of these eco-friendly wooden blocks has a surprise inside, a magnet, so your child can go crazy when building innovative, sturdy structures that are only limited by their imagination. They jump around attracting and repelling each other, which adds to the fun. Ages 3+. $28 – $110 |
Keep your energetic tots active with the Safety Trampoline, a BPA, phthalate and lead-free tramp that can be used indoors and out and folds up (or down) quickly. And some kids learn better when they’re in motion, so you can use trampolines to help them remember math facts and spelling. Ages 3+ (and up to 80 lbs). $99 |
There is nothing more snuggly than this silky soft 100% Australian sheepskin cuddle bear by Elks and Angels. The wool is naturally resistant to bacteria, dirt and odour. All they need is a warm hand wash and then an air-dry in the shade. Cuddle Bears have been tested to meet international safety standards, and they’re naturally fire retardant. Bound to become a much-loved favourite. Ages newborn to 4. $59.00 |
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