Babylit Memory and Matching Game: This memory game features the colorful artwork and characters from BabyLit’s versions of classic literature. You can play with less pairs for younger players, or increase all the way up to 36 pairs for older players. I like the pictures, and I like that this grows with your kid.
Rainbow
Slime Kit: I don’t know
if the slime craze has hit your households, but we’re in full force over here. Atleast
it keeps the 3 year old entertained for quite some time. This rainbow version
may just knock his little socks off.
Water
Beads: Fun sensory
activity, especially if you have a sensory table. Bathtubs work just well.
Basically, these little beads expand with water. Good
way to work on color recognition and counting too.
Firefly
Flashlight: Here ye,
here ye. Never under estimate the entertainment a flashlight can bring. We
build forts and bring flashlights in with us, or turn off all of the lights and
read books with one at night. Honestly, one of our most loved “toys” in this
house is a flashlight.
Santa
Chocolate: Because every
kiddo needs a few treats on Christmas morning.
Color
Bath Drops: These turn
the bath water the color of your (their) choice. Entertaining for the kids, and
doesn’t stain the bathtub (or children :)) .
Thermos: We’re in constant need of
school-friendly cups for drinks. Choose one brand and roll with it. We’re on
the Thermos band-wagon, and added one of this variety to the stockings this
year.
Toothbrush: It’s not all fun and games over here.
But really, a good time to swap out the old toothbrush for a new one with
characters that they love.
Christmas
Activity Book: My vision: the kids coloring or
doing stickers in front of the fire on Christmas night. We’ll see how that
goes.
Annie’s
Bunny Fruit Snacks: I pluck out the green and red bags
and toss a few in their stockings.
The
Things I’m Grateful For book: Because we
like to emphasize gratitude, especially during a holiday that comes with gifts,
food, family…a perfect reminder about how much we have.
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