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Thursday, February 21, 2008

A Dream Come True

Does your little one love to play with dolls? If you have a daughter or granddaughter that loves to play with her dolls, take her fun to a whole new level of pretend play with her very own doll house.

The beautiful design of the KidKraft's Glamour Doll House doesn't miss a thing. This fun doll house has lights, sounds, and four full levels of pretend play fun. It's as tall as your child is and will let her feel like she's really part of the world within her doll house and will give her hours upon hours of fun.

This gorgeous doll house comes packed with 21-pieces of furniture, the lights on the vanity mirror, the two chandeliers and the stove light up when they are in use with just a push of a button and the piano, toilet and stove also make realistic sounds when a button is pushed. The walls of each room are detailed and decorated so every room is different. There are 6 large windows to she can look in from different angles and watch the action as she plays.

Any fashion doll up to 11-1/2-inches tall can be used in this doll house and best of all, batteries are included so it will work right out of the box!

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Saturday, February 02, 2008

The Groundhog Said Six More Weeks of Winter....


Today was Groundhog Day and if that little critter is accurate, he foretold that the United States will be experiencing another six weeks of wintry weather. If you have spirited little ones, the prospect of another six months cooped up indoors and keeping them interested and entertained can seem daunting.

The fine folks at Bazoongi have a wonderful creation that will stimulate young imaginations as well as allow your kids to learn while they play. The Learning Cottage Playhouse has so many features to keep your kids busy you'll be amazed at how much fun and learning has been packed into this design.

The attention to detail is outstanding. The doors and windows open shut for an impromptu game of "peek-a-boo" and your little ones will also learn concepts such as "inside" and "outside" and as you're well aware, study after study has shown that learning done through play is much more easily grasped by the child as well as retained.

More features on the playhouse include a padded door, shutters and roof in case your kids decide to engage in a little light hearted horseplay and in case that cup of apple juice you asked not to go into the playhouse sprouts legs and finds its way in there and spills as things tend to do; the floor of the playhouse detaches and is easily cleaned.

There is so much to learn in the playhouse too! A clock with removable hands lets your kids learn to tell time and create scenarios around time ("You're late for school/work!"); other features include an interactive coat with zippers and velcro attachments so little ones can practice dressing themselves. There's a fun side game with learning to match numbers and letters that is on detachable squares so they can be removed and reused over and over. Ideal for when your kids want to play school. The playhouse also has a learning shapes section with a soft-fill circle, square and heart. If your kids have wanted to practice tying their shoes, there is also a shoe laces feature and last but not least, there is a read and match color words game to play.

Keep your kids busy over the next six weeks and beyond with their own fun playhouse!

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