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The power of crafting with kids using kits hit me the first time I did “baking stations” with my twin nieces (age 3!) making cupcakes. Nothing fancy, just a kit of cake mix, frosting, and different sprinkle toppings. I have never seen them sit still for that long before or since — and have so much fun. Many artisans on ...
Etsy abounds with teeny, tiny treasures fit for fairy picnics and lilliputian palaces. I love 64tnt's bounty from the forest and the village bakery. Miniatures make great gifts for, say, your 10 year old who is obsessed with dollhouses...Or for adult fans of incredible mini art and collectibles.Need a daily ...
The EtsyKids Team is a group of Etsy sellers who have self-organized to help each other spread the word about their great items for young ones. The group has recently grown so large — with teams from around the world — that they've been able to cluster groups of sellers by region. What does this mean for ...
And so it begins — the double blue lines are clear and unmistakable. Your heart skips a beat, you can’t stop smiling. Time to start preparing. Dates and names fill your head as you pick up the phone. You dial, it rings, and for the first time in your life, you utter those incredible words: "I’m pregnant." The next nine ...
My son loves animals, especially when they are in puzzle form. To see him get excited when he is done and mimic the sound the animal makes is really fun. We’ve purchased puzzles in the past that have been poor quality. After usage, the paint comes off and some puzzles have even had splinters. I would much rather ...
Decorating a child's room can prove quite the challenge. Traditional gender-based color schemes are pretty played out — why not try something bold and gender neutral? These bright picks would be cheerful and invigorating for any boy or girl, whether child or simply "child at heart." Happy decorating! ...
In this international twist on the Handmade Kids Series, Mandi Gunsberger of Babyology.com.au shares her favorite picks from Australian sellers. We call them ankle biters, you call them rugrats; either way, the little darlings that run around your feet, take up your time and demand all your love and ...
My friend is having a baby! Congratulations, Rhiannon! Etsy is a great place to find baby and maternity items, and I've picked out a few favorites. I love the shoes made by MiaJoie and AureliaandAnnalise. smallestfriend makes adorable little baby toys, and 100% organic (like most items I feature). Check out ...
Vintage children's books are a true source of inspiration. You can relive your own childhood fancies by revisiting the books that captured your imagination as a kid, use the illustrations as source material for your own artwork (hello, ephemera!) or pass on a much-loved book to a younger set of eyes. Revisit ...
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