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• Rolly Sand Digger

  

  Sure, your kid has a sandbox shovel, but what about the big projects? Wouldn’t a steel crane come in handy? You bet it would. The base has three wheels and spins 360 degrees. How I wish they made one of these for grownups.

  $75 at Sensational Beginnings | Buy

  

  | Posted 13 Sep, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Travel Scrabble

  

  We went camping recently, and friends brought along this handy travel-Scrabble game, so we could play by the campfire. The tiles snap into their racks, and the ridges on the board are deeper, so you can even play while you’re in transit. Plus, it’s itty bitty, so you can slip it right into your backpack and still have room for the Scrabble Dictionary. Nerd.

  $25 at Flight 001 | Buy

  (6.5" X 10.5" X 2.25" (closed)

  

  | Posted 13 Sep, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• iPod Nano

  

  It can store 1,000 songs, and it’s wee-tiny. For a limited time, the Apple Store is offering free engraving and shipping.

  $249 at Apple Store | Buy

  

  | Posted 09 Sep, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• iPod Onsie

  

  Someone finally figured out how to turn the baby down.

  $16 at iPod My Baby | Buy

  

  | Posted 24 Aug, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Kiddie Kaftan

  

  I can’t help thinking how fun this would be as a flower-girl dress for a casual summer wedding. Thanks for the tip, Marcia Seiler!

  $72 at Groovy Mummy | Buy

  (Price converted from pounds at press time.)

  

  | Posted 23 Aug, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• MoMa Child’s Backpack

  

  A backpack that keeps up with your child’s ever-shifting taste in Disney characters. The plastic display window houses the image du jour, and inside you’ll find nine pockets and an elastic cord to secure notebooks.

  $30 at Flax Art and Design | Buy

  (13" x 13" x 3 1?2")

  

  | Posted 04 Aug, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Origami Paper Pin Set

  

  QUICK PICK

  $5 at Pixel Girl Shop | Buy

  (For three buttons.)

  

  | Posted 27 Jul, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• 1980s Retro Candy Gift Box

  

  UNIQUE HOST GIFTS

  Lemon Heads, Atomic Fireballs, Pixy Stix, Jolly Ranchers… how long has it been since you ate a piece of candy that turned your tongue completely green? This Retro Candy Gift Box brings the Quickie Mart to your doorstep. Just skip the soda when you break open your Pop Rocks. We all know what happened to Mikey.

  $24 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 20 Jul, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Animal Bookplates

  

  $7 at Plain Mabel | Buy

  

  | Posted 18 Jul, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Converse Toddlers All Star

  

  So cute that I’m considering having kids just to have an excuse to buy a pair. Then again, maybe I could just use them to store paperclips or something.

  $20 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 13 Jul, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Create-Your-Own-Message Scarf

  

  Lulette will make you a scarf that says anything you like, as long as it’s fewer than twenty characters. You choose the words, the font, and the colors. Your personalized message will repeat four times along the length of the scarf. Way better than than that monogrammed scarf your mom gave you.

  $89 at Lulette | Buy

  (Approximately 5" x 90")

  

  | Posted 11 Jul, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Rolli-Rider

  

  A reader recommended this excellent balancing toy for kids who aren’t quite ready for bikes, but aren’t interested in their tricycles. If your little one is jealous of an older sibling’s two-wheeler, Rolli-Rider could maintain the peace. Thanks, Rocky!

  $149 at Rolli-Rider | Buy

  

  | Posted 07 Jul, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Bonne Bell Lipsmacker

  

  Oh, man this takes me back. The lip gloss of choice from the days when you judged your makeup by how good it tasted, and whether you could get it at the roller rink. Comes in cotton candy, strawberry, vanilla, watermelon, and Dr. Pepper.

  $2 at Drugstore.com | Buy

  

  | Posted 30 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Kids Rocking Chair

  

  Now Pappy doesn’t have to sit on the front porch all by himself. Comes with a tiny little corncob pipe. (No, it doesn’t.) Ages two to five.

  $49 at Land of Nod | Buy

  ( 15 x 26 x 23"h. )

  

  | Posted 24 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Viewfinder Kids Tee

  

  Nostalgia-wear for the preschool set.

  $12 at Slow Shirts | Buy

  (Item no longer available.)

  

  | Posted 23 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Nest Chair

  

  2006 COVET GUIDE

  This cozy, groovy high chair is easy to keep clean, comes with a machine-washable safety harness, and tucks right up to the table. When your baby is done with the high-chair stage, you can remove the tray and turn it into a booster chair. Later, it converts to a sleek chair for kids up to age six, which is right about when they’ll cover it with teddy bear stickers.

  $570 at Modern Nursery | Buy

  

  | Posted 22 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Loobylu Prints

  

  Loobylu, Weblebrity and professional illustrator, is selling prints of her big-eyed girls. And, might I add, they’re very reasonably priced. Perfect for the nursery.

  $80 at Loobylu | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 21 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Bon Anniversaire Tiara

  

  The paper products by D-Sharp are so charming, delicate, and artfully made, your breath will catch when you see one in person. There are party crowns for babies and grownups, and small towers to fill with candy. This crown says “happy birthday” in French, and is decorated with stars made of sheet music. So sweet. (Thanks again, Megan!)

  $40 at D-Sharp | Buy

  

  | Posted 21 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Magic Wall Magnetic Paint

  

  Magnetize your wall by painting on this magnetic primer, then topping it with regular paint in the color of your choice. Once it has dried, you can use magnets to mount your kids’ projects, office paperwork, phone messages, or even artwork.

  $25 at Kling | Buy

  

  | Posted 20 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Ping Pong Player Decal

  

  So I found this decal site with categories like Bear Hunting and Cheerleading. This decal was my favorite. It’s made of vinyl and you can order it in several different sizes, from 6 inches tall, up to 18 inches tall. I don’t know how you’ve gotten by this long without one.

  $8 at Decal Junky | Buy

  

  | Posted 20 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Circular Bunnies

  

  Adorable tumbling-bunny mobile for your baby’s crib. This may be the very last bunny-motif item you will ever find on Mighty Goods, so gather ye rosebuds.

  $36 at Design Public | Buy

  

  | Posted 09 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Streamliner Car

  

  $44 at Fitzsu | Buy

  (5.25 in w x 2.24 in h)

  

  | Posted 08 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Postcard Mobile

  

  A mobile that lets you dangle postcards, photos, or even phone messages above your desk.

  $20 at Well Dressed Home | Buy

  (16" wide and 22" tall)

  

  | Posted 07 Jun, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Robot Family Blanket

  

  $32 at Cluster of Parrots | Buy

  (Item no longer available.)

  

  | Posted 24 May, 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Toy Box

  

  This sleek toy box is sturdy enough to use as a bench when closed. It has all the standard safety features, and none of the standard Mother Goose decals.

  $370 at Modern Seed | Buy

  (Item no longer available.)

  

  | Posted 19 May, 2005 by Margaret Mason

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