Every mom has a daily list of chores that must get done. Feed the family, do the dishes, bathe the kids, sweep or mop the floor, vacuum the floor, pick up the toys, get the laundry finished... The list goes on and on. For me the most time consuming are laundry and vacuuming, well at least they used to be. I still spend hours a week doing laundry but I have not had to vacuum my house in a little over three months thanks to my new handy helper, the Neato Robotics XV-21, Automatic Vacuum Cleaner. The Neato XV-21 Automatic Vacuum Cleaner is specially designed for pet owners and allergy sufferers (or, … [Read more...]
Joovy Moon Room
Disclosure: The pack and play in the feature below was sent compliments of Joovy. Our family keeps getting bigger and bigger and floor space keeps getting smaller and smaller! Right now I need a solution that gives Emmitt a safe place to play, with out him feeling like he is in a small cell being punished. The Joovy Moon Room is the solution to our problem. It is a uniquely shaped play yard that gives Emmitt a safe place to play (or nap) while conserving much needed floor space. Play yards are not new to Joovy at all! They have the Joovy Room, the Joovy Room², the Joovy Room² Ultralight- but the … [Read more...]
Build-A-Bear Workshop’s Green Clover Teddy Bear
I try not to make a huge deal out of the 'minor' holidays, but in our house March is a very full month. Both Carlee and Emmitt have March birthdays and St. Patrick's Day is very near and dear to our hearts because Nathan and I are both Irish! Leave it to Build-A-Bear Workshop to come up with adorable St. Patrick's Day Animals that can be treasured all year long because they are green, which is the March birthstone! Build-A-Bear Workshop has adorable St. Patrick's Day Animals for both boys and girls! The green clover teddy bear has a four-leaf clover on his or her nose and is the perfect unique … [Read more...]
RASKULLZ Mohawk Helmet
Getting a helmet on Ethan's head is a bit like giving a cat a bath. He whines and complains and just makes the entire process a pain in my rear. However when he slipped his noggin into a RASKULLZ helmet wearing it became less of a chore and a bit more radical! Each and every RASKULLZ helmet features a super fun design like Skull-Hawk, Cutie Cat and Shark Attack! Ethan browsed the site with me for what seemed like days before he decided his favorite was the Black Mohawk. We choose the 5+ helmet, which fits heads 50-54mm and the fit was spot on. Features Include: CPSC & ASTM … [Read more...]
First Builders™ Safari Train from Mega Bloks®
Emmitt is a huge Mega Bloks fan. He loves to build them up and then knock them back down and they keep him busy for quite some time. All of my kids have owned Mega Bloks growing up so even the older kids enjoy playing with Emmitt and his Mega Bloks. We first tried out Mega Bloks First Builders line when they sent us their Lil' Vehicles before Chirstmas. When I saw their new train toy, I knew we has to try it out! "All aboard the First Builders Safari Train by Mega Bloks and explore exotic places with fun new animal friends native to faraway lands. Your little safari fan can press down on the train … [Read more...]
Just Think Toys: BathBlocks
Sometimes the most educational toys are the simplest toys-- toys with lots of open-ended possibilities that encourage young minds to think, to create and to explore. The best of these toys provide progressive layers of challenge for children to discover as they grow. At their very best, these toys encourage exploration, reward discovery and empower our children. Blocks are one of those toys that can do all that and more and BathBlocks allow your child to bring classic block play into a fun, new, fascinating watery environment. The bathtub is the perfect place to create waterslides, ball runs, … [Read more...]
WorryWoo Fuddle
The WorryWoo Monsters, a series by Andi Green, was first seen in a New York art exhibition in 2001. Originally called The Monsters in My Head, Green wanted to create characters with a story that each embodied an emotion. Using her design and illustration background she built 5 light boxes each containing a monster with its story Xerox-transferred to the front of the box. From loneliness to confusion, she began tackling complicated feelings and transformed them into quirky, loveable characters. Her message of “embrace your emotions” received such a positive response, she was asked by many if she ever … [Read more...]










