Baby Toys

10 Alternatives Kid's Toys this Christmas

Is anyone else out there dreading (probably too strong a word) Christmas Day? Don't get me wrong, I love Christmas, but I know that by Christmas day night I won't be able to move in my house for all the exciting new toys my two young children will have received from our very generous family and friends. By Boxing Day we'll be desperately searching for new homes for everything in an already overcrowded house. I received an order from a lady yesterday with much the same feeling who has suggested (rather firmly) to her parents a limit of 1 toy per child... and if they want to give more, to maybe find an alternative to toys! I have to agree with her and I'm trying the same approach with mine. So the question is, what is a good alternative to toys? This year instead of cluttering, try brightening your child's bedroom, add some creativity and points of interest
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Locked up: Baby edition

Baby escapes are at an all time high. Children are already the sneakiest creatures on earth, so it makes it even worse when they are trying to run away all the time. Keep your children locked down with baby safety gates. Not only does it keep a baby out of hazardous areas like the kitchen, industrial workspace, or home laboratory, but it also keeps children confined to any area of the home, leaving them no choice but to play with their baby toys and give you some peace. Baby gates are typically constructed of metal, plastic, or wood, and can be expanded to fit in any size doorway. They may be designed for indoor or outdoor use, and may be either permanently installed or removable. Baby gates are especially necessary for people who live in multiple story homes
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