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If you’ve ever endured an itchy-scratchy-fueled meltdown triggered by a shirt tag, then you understand why these new self-adhesive stickers smooth things out.
Your kiddo is ready to explore the world even though he or she stays close to home. National Geographic Little Kids introduces animals, simple science, and nature in a way your 3- to 6-year-old can understand.
If there’s a long stretch ahead before your infant can speak her mind, bide your time with Baby Signs. The award-winning program uses motions based on American Sign Language simple enough for tiny hands to master. So Miss Chatterbox can tell you if she’s happy or sad, hungry or thirsty.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, step right up and discover a new collection of cuddly playthings so soft they’ll blow your big top.
If your little one can create masterpieces with splashes of green and yellow baby food, imagine what he could do with real art supplies. Encourage his innate talents with a Little Abstract Art Kit, a starter set complete with everything your young Picasso needs to safely create an expressionistic painting.
