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Authentic Wooden Pogo Stick
For ages eight and up. The potential for minor injuries will provide hours of entertainment.
$36 at Back to Basics | Buy
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Extendable Metal Detector
Don’t be surprised when your ten-year-old keeps aiming this at your pocket and screaming, “Finders keepers!”
$15 at Hearth Song | Buy
(Item no longer available.)
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Plan Toys Dinosaurs
The foam and wood pieces come packaged in an egg, and you put them together.
$6 at Nonchalant Mom | Buy
(Item no longer available.)
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Terry
These puppies are fashioned from vintage towels. Each one is unique and handmade. Thanks to the weak dollar, they’re pricey, but notable nonetheless.
$65 at Thorsten Van Elten | Buy
(Price converted from pounds.)
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Aminals
Hand-felted lions and hippos and bears, oh my!
—Guest posted by Evany Thomas(Sizes range from 3 to 6")
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Clay Play Set
The set is packaged in wooden storage box, and includes: - four textured rolling pins
-one smooth rolling pin
-four patterned clay mallets
-four double-ended wooden modeling tools
-a rolling wheel cutter
-six sticks of modeling clay$21 at Back to Basics Toys | Buy
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Ivy the Elephant
Foster good taste from the very beginning.
$55 at Netto Collection | Buy
(Item no longer available.)
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Grand Cape
You’re working on the alphabet, sharing, trying one bite of everything on their plates. What have you been doing to develop their superpowers?
$26 at Sparkability | Buy
(22" long)
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Rosa Pomar Dolls
Rosa makes the kind of simple, cloth dolls your grandma used to make. This one is a plushy teddy bear that comes in a variety of prints. He is washable, squeezable, and handmade.
$68 at Nursery Works | Buy
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Sno Slider
It’s a sled you strap to your kid’s bum. That means no dragging, and no falling off. For ages three and up. (Through March 31, 2006 code HSASPR2 gets you $10 off an order of $75 or more.)
$10 at Hearth Song | Buy
(13.5" x 11")
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Sno-Baller
Making snowballs is haaard, and snow is so surprisingly cold. This handy device lets you stockpile perfectly spherical snowballs while your hands stay toasty warm. Use it to defeat your enemies with superior technology, or to make a Martha Stewart-type snowball igloo around your walkway lights. (Through March 31, 2006 code HSASPR2 gets you $10 off an order of $75 or more.)
$9 at Hearth Song | Buy
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Window Art
These window paints let your kids trace pictures on the windows that peel off easily. They come with a book of designs.
$20 at Back to Basics Toys | Buy
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Fun Ride Super Z
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
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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.)
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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.)
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Matchitecture Chrysler Building
A fun project for meticulous types. Build your own 3-D model by cutting beams, gluing them together, and connecting the sections. Includes an assembly board with a clear acetate sheet; four clips; microbeam cutter; 850 Microbeams (2-1/8”); wood glue; tweezers; plans and instructions.
$23 at Library Shop | Buy
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Plasmacar
A zoomer car that’s propelled with swivel power. You take the wheel, swing it back and forth, and that motion pulls you forward as fast as you please. And mom or dad can even take a turn. On a flat surface, the Plasmacar can support 220 lbs.
(Requires minimal assembly.)
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