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November 25, 2022

No.708: What We Bought Our Little Cousins For Christmas

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One of the tasks I wanted to accomplish this week was to wrap up the Christmas gifts I bought for our little cousins.  There are seven of them, ages five and under!  Why are little ones so easy and fun to shop for?  The older my kids get, the more difficult and expensive shopping becomes!  Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed picking out just the right toys and I wanted to share the sweetness before they get shipped off.


Sweet Christmas Gifts for Little Ones, Ages 0-5

That’s Not My Snowman board book and Snowman Stacker

That’s Not My Penguin board book and Penguin Musical Wobbler

Wooden Food Play Set

Forest Animal Stacker Toys

Warmies Teddy Bear (gently scented with real dried French lavender!)

Lego Safari Wildlife Tree House kit

Wooden Bow and Arrows

March 22, 2018

No.98: What’s In Their Easter Baskets 2018

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I went in a new direction with our Easter baskets this year.  In years past, my go-to gifts have been bubbles, bathing suits and other things they would need for spring.  This year seemed different: my biggest boys are getting older and we already have plenty of bathing suits.  So what to do? 

I ended up with two goals:

  1. Try to kick my ridiculous Amazon Prime habit by shopping through small businesses first
  2. Pay attention to the kids’ interests and find things that combine learning and fun
I’m so happy with the end result!  In full disclosure, I did buy about half of this through Amazon.  BUT.  I picked an Usborne book for each child (in case you don’t know a consultant, my two favorites are Sarah and Jessica!) and I bought two beautiful things from an etsy shop called From Jennifer.  So baby steps. 

Here’s what’s in their baskets in 2018: 

M (11 years old)

  • Survival Skills Handbook
  • Castaways of the Flying Dutchman
  • Lego Technic Car Set
  • Chocolate bunny
D (9 years old)
  • Race to the End of the World
  • Darkest Knight (Star Wars: Young Jedi Knights, Book 5)
  • Lego Technic Car Set
  • Chocolate bunny
J (7 years old)
  • Puzzle Books Pack: Jungle, Island & Ocean
  • 24 Rainbow Modeling Clays
  • Ninjago Legos
  • Chocolate bunny
S (5 years old)
  • 1001 Fairy Things to Spot Sticker Book
  • Sewing Board from From Jennifer
  • Look I’m a Scientist book & Lab Activity Set
  • Chocolate bunny
TJ (3 years old)
  • Just Imagine
  • PJ Masks puzzle
  • Small Bow and Arrows from From Jennifer
  • Chocolate bunny
P (1 year old)
  • That’s Not My Chick
  • Puppy Wooden Pull Toy
  • Chocolate bunny

What’s going in the Easter baskets at your house this year?

P.S. Each of the kids has one of these Easter baskets (in different colors) from World Market and I love them!  
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