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Showing category "Gear for Kids" (Show all posts)
Posted by Robin Haws on Sunday, January 24, 2010,
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Gear for Kids
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Have you ever had to clean up a bunch of toddler snacks? Ever had to vaccum a car you just cleaned out because there are hundreds of cheerios freshly spilled on the ground? Ever had to pull out the vaccum cleaner for the umpteenth time in one day because, yet again, there are cookie crumbs all over the floor? Then, you definitely need a Munchie Mug!  I love these mugs! Normally, when I hear "spill-resistant" as a description of something having to do with children, I ... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Friday, November 20, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED It's hard to believe that a company as successful as Kidorable was started in a small efficiency apartment. The light bulb idea to create apparel and accessories for children that would be practical and unbelievably fun has turned into a booming business that has seen success around every turn. One look at the products from Kidorable and it's easy to see why they are so successful and why they remain a favorite shopping destination for parents and kids alike. The... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Thursday, November 12, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
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Baby Banz is a company that was founded in Australia in 2001 after a father's search for infant sunglasses turned up nothing. The original Baby Banz sunglasses were born that year and introduced to the American market in 2002. The Baby Banz Protection Collection is ever-growing. It currently includes baby and toddler hats, UPF 50 swimwear, flap hats, Retro Banz, JBanz, Ski Banz and Swim Goggles. The products are sold worldwide and Baby Banz continues to be the leader... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Sunday, October 18, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
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One reader will win a pair of shoes from See Kai Run!See Kai Run is an adorable shoe company started by a mom. The shoes reflect her desire to create fun, hip and comfortable shoes for her son and children everywhere. These shoes are hugely popular and one look through the styles will make you see why.  We have the Jaewon style shoes and they are absolutely adorable. The soles of the See Kai Run shoes are incredibly flexible and make it easy for my daughter to run and... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Monday, September 7, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
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One reader will win a set of Tie Buddies! Remember learning to tie your shoes? I distinctly remember that I learned to tie on a dress that my Cabbage Patch doll wore! It's no small feet (haha, get it?) teaching your kids to tie their shoes. Luckily, mom inventor, Wendy Welling has stepped up to the plate and revolutionized how your kids learn to tie their laces! Introducing, Tie Buddies. These cute little squares create "pull tabs" on your child's shoes that make it f... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Thursday, September 3, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
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4 Lucky Readers Will Each Win PakNaks!!What is a PakNak? It's a cute and funny name for some cute and funny decorations! PakNaks are mom-invented, soft and rubbery 3D decorations for kids that stick to just about anything.  PakNaks are removeable and reusable which means you can take them off and decorate something else or replace the PakNaks to fit whatever mood you are in. I thought they were fantastic for backpacks and lunchboxes and other kid school supplies. Then... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Wednesday, September 2, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSEDSchool is back in session. With that comes lots of school shopping, extracurricular activities, homework, talent shows and, among other things, lost items. You know that, no matter your child's age or grade, it is an inevitable fact that they will lose some of their belongings while out of your care and watchful eye. Instead of spending time and money to replace all of the items that your child may donate to the Lost and Found box, check out this company!  Oliver's La... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Thursday, August 13, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
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One lucky reader will win a $10 shopping credit to The Woobie Shop!
We featured the Woobie Shop a few weeks ago when we gave away one of their adorable crayon rolls. I just love this cute little Etsy shop! Natalia has been hard at work to add even more cute items to The Woobie Shop! These new reusable snack bags are so great! I've got to get some of these.   I love eco-friendly items and when you can get something that is "green" AND looks good then I say go for it! I ... Continue reading ...
Posted by Robin Haws on Sunday, August 9, 2009,
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Gear for Kids
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One lucky reader will win a MediBuddy of their choice from Me4Kidz!My kids are very accident prone. Snappy constantly has scrapes on her knees and she reacts to mosquitos like I do: badly. We aren't always (or ever, it seems) at home when booboos happen. The MediBuddy from Me4Kidz is perfect for us! Me4Kids stands for "medical emergencies for kids". It is a family owned an operated company that began after a bee sting to the oldest child of the owners. Me4Kidz creates... Continue reading ...
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