• You know that I'm all about memory making and this lamp screams "memory"
  • Whatever your situation may be, each night or morning, or after school reading time needs a few rituals.  Being the one to turn on the lamp, pick out the book, or decide on the snack are all great rituals that your child will remember.
  • It's just too precious!
  • I'm not sure which way I'd hang them!
  •  These cuties also come in a stained/natural wood finish. You could probably prime these and paint in any color you like.
  • No, they don't hold much, but really, who cares when something is this precious!
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  • This is one of the most snuggly chairs I've ever experienced.
It's the perfect size for an adult and a few kids... and a pile of books!
  • Our adult daughter finally decided that she LOVED reading. In her defense she's been in graduate school for the past few years and has had very little time for pleasure reading. Her birthday is in the middle of the summer and she requested this chair as an early birthday present so that she could enjoy it all summer long (she's a teacher).  
  • The fabric is luscious!  It's also easy to clean... trust me.
  • While it doesn't rotate, it does have 2 sets of wheels towards the back that make it easy to move around the room when you're in need of a change.

We’re pretty sure you will too!

  • Each cube contains 6 different, teacher created questions. No more worries about coming up with good questions. I’m an experienced teacher and even I appreciate the help these cubes provide… it’ difficult to come up with good questions on the fly.
  •  Your child can choose a cube, roll it,  and then answer the question you read from the cube. You could even give “points” for correct answers and track which questions your child has already answered.
  • The cubes are tactile (feel a little like a stress ball) and visual, you won’t forget to ask the questions.
  • Eeboo is one of my all time favorite toy/game companies. Their ideas are always creative and their execution of those ideas is top notch! They always "bring it" when it comes to art and design as well.
  • This playful collection involves recurring characters, locations, and props allowing the cards to be linked in endless combinations for fresh, new stories every time it is played.
  • It's a great way to expand your child's imagination!
  • Another eeboo find! Such a great company! 
This time, they're here to help your child develop social/emotional intelligence skills... such a hard concept.
  •  I Heard Your Feelings Flash Cards feature scenarios, such as being picked for a team, or accidentally breaking a vase. On the back of each card, questions invite parents and children to discuss how one might feel and the emotions in each scene.
  • Helps develop empathy and observational skills while examining friendly illustrations depicting emotional dynamics in a variety of situations. Conversation Cards cultivate valuable communication and analytical skills while building an essential foundation for social and emotional learning.
  • Reading is an experience and it's a time for memory making. This rotating shelf is a memory your child will cherish forever.
  • This bookshelf is the perfect size. It hold up to 75 books. I could see myself using the top shelves as our place to store each week's library books.
  • Make the most of small spaces with this 360° rotating kids bookshelf, designed to combine smart storage with a fun, modern look. Its compact footprint and vertical design make it perfect for corners, bedrooms, living rooms, or play areas—keeping books organized without taking up unnecessary space.
  • Does it hold a ton of books? Nope.
Is it too cute ? Yes it is!
  • I like the yellow, but there are other colors as well
  • Bonus, there’s room on both sides for books!
  • It also comes in 3 different sizes. What's not to love?
  • I'm a fool for portable playthings and cute little containers! 
  •  The educational value of these are obvious... eye-hand coordination, fine motor skills, visualization, geometric shape knowledge, colors... the list could go on and on!
  • I like it for a book challenge. After reading a picture book, ask your child to create a character, item, or place from the story.

We Love it!