November 2005

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• Fleurville Sling Tot Diaper Bag

  

  Nice long strap, bright colors, and a grown-up pattern. Baby stuff is getting better and better. When you’re done toting diapers around, this will make an excellent gym or beach bag.

  $130 at Modern Mini | Buy

  

  | Posted 23 Nov, 2005 in November 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Fun Ride Super Z

  

  CAMPING WITH KIDS GUIDE

  Every backyard should come with a zipline. Attach 90’ of cable to two support structures (trees, the side of the house, whatever), secure the plastic trolley to the line, and the kids are ready zip through the air. This one supports up to 250 pounds, but they offer less expensive ones built for smaller bodies. I wouldn’t suggest it though; you know Dad would just break it.

  $135 at Back to Basics Toys | Buy

  

  | Posted 22 Nov, 2005 in November 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Nursery Folding Trampoline

  

  Keep your kid active and pleasantly exhausted with this portable trampoline. It has a steel frame surrounded by thick padding. The best part? It folds flat when the kids are sleeping, so you can have your living room back.

  $120 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 22 Nov, 2005 in November 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Flexible Flyer Wooden Baby Sleigh

  

  Baby’s first sleigh. The wooden Flexible Flyer has steam-bent skis, steel runners, a back rest, and a tow rope. Best of all, it comes assembled, so you won’t be up until 4 a.m. banging your head against the shipping crate.

  $72 at KB Toys | Buy

  

  | Posted 22 Nov, 2005 in November 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Steiff Riding Bear

  

  An enormous rocking teddy bear? This is the kind of toy a kid never forgets. Made by Steiff, the esteemed German bear maker, the interior is solid wood and the fur is washable.

  $225 at Sensational Beginnings | Buy

  (Item no longer available.)

  

  | Posted 22 Nov, 2005 in November 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Radio Flyer Spring Horse

  

  $78 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 21 Nov, 2005 in November 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Golf Cart

  

  It’s never too early to teach your kids about networking.
  The wooden kids’ golf clubs come with a kid-sized Mix-Up Bar fully stocked with tiny plastic martini glasses and a jar of wooden olives. (Not true.)

  $50 at Indigenous Babies | Buy

  (Item no longer available.)

  

  | Posted 10 Nov, 2005 in November 2005 by Margaret Mason

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