The Examiner Play Kit for months 52, 53, and 54 includes some noteworthy toys, like a rhyming puzzle, a stopwatch, a weekly to-do board, and an empathy game. Let’s take a look at Amazon to find some toys that would give your kids a similar learning experience.
The cost of the Lovevery play kits can be a bit painful, but for our family, most of the kits have been worth it. Here’s the scoop.
Settle the great Picasso Tiles vs Magna-Tiles debate! Discover their differences & winner with this in-depth comparison.
Are Hiya Bedtime Essentials worth the money? Read our review of this melatonin-free sleep aid for kids ages 2+ to find out.
Looking for an in-depth Storypod review? Discover why we think Storypod is the best screen-free audio experience for ages 0-6.
Flavored water is a solution many parents turn to when their child doesn’t drink enough water to stay hydrated. But the question lingers: is flavored water a healthy option for toddlers and kids? And if so, which brand is the best?
The Lovevery music set is easily the best set of music toys for little ones. Check out this mama’s review for opinions on all of the toys.
After over a year of testing, I’m excited to share the 8 best spill-proof cups! And no, the Munchkin Miracle 360 cup isn’t the winner.
The Connector Play Kit for months 49, 50, and 51 includes some stand-out toys, like a working microscope, a wooden village, and a daily to-do board. Let’s see what alternatives we could find from Amazon!
