Did I mention that it’s real and you grow real miniature vegetables? OK. Just wanted to make sure.
Did you also know that eating these miniature veggies is pretty common and that they are called microgreens? You learn something new every day.
You can buy this at a variety of places including uncommongoods.com or Amazon.
Yes, this is a tennis ball with a slit and a suction cup and some rivets for eyes. A designer designed this and it’s for sale. Sometimes the easiest looking ideas are the most clever! Read more about Mr. Wilson, the tennis ball at matomeno.com.
They’re ponies. They’re miniature. They light up. And best of all they give you an excuse to decorate like a kid. Find them at Urban Outfitters.
Little Odd Forest sells unbelievably cute handmade goodies of all kinds like these baby booties above. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you that you will get sucked into this website for hours!
Recent explorations for an area rug for my little one yielded a new discovery… Interactive activity rugs for kids! Here are the best ones I stumbled on:
Kids Rugs: Kids Town Activity Rug Features Roads, Trees, Buildings And Lakes at Land of Nod
Kids Rugs: Kids Car & Train Transportation Rug at Land of Nod
I concur.
This design was made by Nation of Amanda and is going to be available for purchase as a sticker at the Silver Sprocket Web Store.
Oh Room and Board — You had me at your sleek, modern, beautiful American-made furniture. And you just had to throw in this adorable outdoor kids playhouse.
From National Geographic:
Happy *almost* Father’s Day! This year, National Geographic Books is celebrating all things Dad with our new book “Love You, Dad: A Book of Thanks.” The book features adorable animal photos combined with reasons why we love dads – including a tiny chipmunk shoving a whole peanut in his mouth with the caption “Love you, Dad, for (occasionally) letting me stuff my face.”
Find this cute book at Amazon or other bookstores.
Who knew?! Find it on Amazon if you’re hankering for a fun finger workout.
