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1.ABounce housedesigned to be used indoors or outdoors.
2.A magneticdrawing toyto create new artwork on a new medium.
Translation: No paper artwork to praise and then quietly dispose of when your kid is not looking.
3.A mess-freecoloring bookbecause your walls have suffered enough.
These markers provide vivid colors only in the coloring books.
4.A light-uppeg boardthat’ll help improve hand-eye coordination.
5.Asensory binto engage in imaginative and sensory play.
Word of advice parents participate with kids or wonder why sand is in the couch cushion later.
7.AFive Crowns card gameso fun, you’ll actually look forward to playing it with the kids.
It’s a combination of luck and skill which can prevent parents' winning domination of the game.
Or, maybe you never found Waldo and need to relieve your childhood with your kid.
9.Aclimbing setfor littles to provide a variety of movement options throughout your house.
This 3-in-1 set comes with a climbing triangle, a climbing arch, and a ramp.
10.Abracelet makerso your kid can make bracelets that you would enjoy wearing as well.
12.Apianoand microphone for your Lady-Gaga-in-training child.
Earplugs for the learning period are sold separately.
It comes with a foam-covered safety bar that folds to easily store away when not in use.
16.Atunnelthat should provide at least 30 minutes of entertainment.
Your tiny humans can crawl through colorful areas and have their own mini indoor gym.
you might now fire your landscaper you’re welcome.
18.An easy-to-learnRack-O card gamefrom the ’50s that is still fun and will help kids learn sequential order.
20.A new version of theTwister gameto get the whole family active.
This version has arm bands connecting to a smart rig with expanded moves to rack up points.
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