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Friday, May 01, 2009

Double-Sided Bookcase by Guidecraft


At Sensoryedge.com we have a fabulous premium quality bookcase for your daycare, classroom or any other facility with young children. The Guidecraft Double Sided Wood Bookcase is the perfectly place to hold all of your children's books, small toys and more. Reading is a fun and educational tool that will have kids enjoying fabulous stories. This double-sided bookcase is a great way to preserve your children's books over time.

The Guidecraft Double Sided Wood Bookcase is perfect for home or school use. You have two sides to store all of your children's books. You also have the opportunity to showcase books on the side of the bookcase. This durable bookcase offers five shelves with varying compartment heights and sizes. Right now you can receive this premium quality bookcase for a special sale price.

Normal wear and tear can break books down easily. This double-sided bookcase by Guidecraft will allow you a space to store your books securely away when not in use. We have many other Guidecraft products available. You can view them all today at Sensoryedge.com.

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Thursday, June 05, 2008

Lakers vs Celtics: Kids Furniture Does Battle NBA Style


Do you root for the Green and White or the Forum Blue and Gold? Bean Town lover or Tinsel Town Fanatic? Wilt or Russell, Kareem or Walton, Larry or Magic? The past is the past, so you can throw all that stuff into the memory banks. NBA fans the world wide have been waiting for Kobe and Pau vs. the Celtics Big Three of Pierce, Allen, and Garnett.

Get your child excited about basketball with their own pieces of kids basketball furniture from Guidecraft. The line includes table and chair sets, step stools, directors chairs, toy boxes and table lamps. These items are officially licensed by the NBA with real team colors and logos. Solid construction and great designs, your little b baller will be as happy as Dwayne Wade sinking 3's!

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Saturday, April 19, 2008

Building Self Confidence in Your Child


Do you have a child that doesn't want to play with other kids or participate in activities? It may not be that your child is a wallflower, she may just lack self confidence.

Building self confidence in a child is paramount to helping her be a successful and well adjusted adult. Children with self confidence are a lot less likely to be pressured into less than positive activities by other kids once they reach their teenage years.

How to build self confidence in your child is another matter. No one has to tell you that all kids are a different. Many parents comment how their own children can be different as night and day. However, any child can benefit from a self esteem boost. Finding something the child does well and can feel that they excel at will help build confidence. When you get toys for your kids, make sure they are age appropriate as giving a child a toy that is too advanced for her learning level can lead to frustration and a loss of self esteem for not being able to "work" the toy or use it.

Art is a wonderful way for many children to develop self esteem. Show your child pictures of the works of various great artists from the past. Your child may be frustrated that her artworks don't look like photographs, and you can show her through the work of Monet or Picasso that art doesn't have to look like a photo - it's about the story the artist wants to tell.

Try various avenues such as chalk, pastels, markers, crayons and it's even better if you have an art desk that its their size. Post his or her displays her works in the place arond the house and watch the giant smiles. This will create a sense of pride and build confidence that mommy and daddy think the product is good enough to display for guests.

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Thursday, December 06, 2007

ARGHHH! It's a Pirate Filled Holiday!

The bad part about winter weather is that the kids basically get cooped up inside and when there's a lot of excess energy they aren't expending, you can have some grumpy kids. The good part about winter is you can make it fun by adding an indoor play toy that will keep the kids occupied and playing.

Kids love pirates and the "Pirates of the Carribean" movies have done nothing to diminish that and with that in mind, you can give your kids a fun pirate filled holiday season. Start off with the Pirate Ship Loft by Guidecraft which is a colorful and feature-filled toy that not only will keep your kids occupied, it also encourages the expansion of young imaginations as well as group play. Your kids will love playing on their own pirate ship and it has fun extras such as stairs to the upper decks where your kids can slide down to the floor again and again while pretending that they are in charge of their very own pirate ship.

Include a pirate costume for each of the kids and maybe even let them create their own treasure maps and "treasure". This loft will deliver hours of fun for your kids - don't lament the long days of winter - let your kids be pirates!

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Saturday, September 01, 2007

Mother's Little Helper

As a parent or caregiver you have probably heard "I can do it myself" or "I want to help" from your child more times than you can count. Many times this comes out during an activity that you may not feel comfortable having your child do or help. Naturally, they get their feelings hurt and your reasoning, if they listen at all, goes in one ear and out the other. All they hear is the word no or not now.

That is one reason it is important to try to find some activity or chore that they can do or help you do. It does not have to be a big job, just something that makes them feel useful and important. Perhaps the next time you are cleaning the living room you can ask them to straighten up the magazines on the coffee table, or the cushions on the couch.

If you are folding laundry, consider letting them fold the towels or carry the clean clothes to the appropriate room. Many children love to sweep, give them the broom and let them go sweep the kitchen or bathroom. It may not be the best job you have ever seen, but praise them for a job well done and that smile on their face makes it worth it every time.

Many times, they want to help cook or something similar but are just a little too short. Consider a Guidecraft Kitchen Helper that children can stand on. Its wooden construction and childproof folding design make it the perfect helper for your little helper.

You may want to take them up on their offer to help you clean as often as you can since you know that their sincere offer disappears quickly the older they get.

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