Did you know today is National Slinky Day. Here are some fun facts for you! The Slinky was invented and developed by naval engineer Richard T. James in 1943 and demonstrated at Gimbels department store in Philadelphia in November 1945. The toy was a hit, selling its entire inventory… Read More »#NationalSlinkyDay
Anyone can Do Dat! Do Dats is a line of adorable characters using lots of fun beads and their patented no knot system. Can I tell you how much I love this? It’s easy enough for kids 6+ to do, and they are so cute! You can display the finished… Read More »Do Dats
As you may know, I’ve got kids in two different schools this year. Madison’s a freshman in high school (I know, where has the time gone!), and Will’s in middle school (he’s attending a Catholic school in the area). However, this means two different start times, end times, and activity… Read More »Quick and Easy Dinners with Tai Pei!
Breakaway from ordinary with Breakaway Ballz. You can catch them, break them, and bounce them. Each 5″ ball consists of 8 identically sized foam pieces that break apart when thrown against a hard surface. Have no fear though — you can put it back together! Best of all, there is… Read More »Breakaway Ballz
Most parents send their child to school with a hair tie for recess, gym class and after school activities and sports. Sticking loose hair ties in a bookbag or gym bag is like sending them into the abyss to never be seen again and allowing kids to wear them around… Read More »Busy Girl Bangles