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April 1st, 2009
By Shannon Phillips with files from Nicole Chapman and Andrea Iseman
Treehouse (Calafant, $30)
New to Canada, Calafant is a German brand with a line of completely recyclable, no-glue-necessary cardboard constructibles that challenge kids as young as three to construct, paint, embellish and play. Pre-cut and pre-punched, each creation—from a fire engine to a castle big enough to play in—is easy to take apart and store when play is done. –SP
Attention Movie Lovers: Here Are Your Best Bets at TIFF Kids! This past Tuesday marked the opening of TIFF Kids, a film festival built with kids in mind! The festival features 130 films from around the…
Check Out Scholastic’s List of the 100 Greatest Books for Kids Remember way back in those early school days when you’d gather around with classmates to listen to a reading of Shel Silverstein’s The Giving Tree,…
A Great Way to Help Your Children Say Goodbye to Their Pacifier “She won’t walk down the aisle with a pacifier in her mouth.” “Isn’t she a little too old to have that thing hanging out of…
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