!±8± Wood Print EVA Interlocking Foam Mats 24"x24"x1/2" (80 sq. ft., 20 tiles)
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80 sq. ft. (20 tiles of 24"x24"x1/2")Interlocking mats! VERY DIY, no need for any adhesives.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Wood Print EVA Interlocking Foam Mats 24"x24"x1/2" (80 sq. ft., 20 tiles)
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun - Jungle
!±8± Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun - Jungle
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- Variety of interchangeable toys
- Playmat, exerSaucer and activity table
- Removable, machine washable pad
- Three height adjustments
- Safer alternative to walkers
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Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun - Jungle
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Protect and Pamper Your Baby With a Baby Floor Mat
Babies are not only prone to sickness and infection but they can have weaker immune systems to fight these health hazards. The floor of your home or the nursery can be crawling with millions of invisible germs that might make their way into the bodies of babies. This is why you should protect the little ones by using a baby floor mat.
For you and for the baby
Buying a good baby floor mat can be beneficial for both you and the baby. If your baby is playing on the floor, you can go about your work without worrying that he's coming into contact with the dirty particles on the floor. If he's eating on top of the mat, it will be much easier for you to clean the spills and slop since most baby mats are waterproof and easy to wipe.
Your baby will also be happy because he will be more comfortable on the soft mats, instead of sitting on the hard and cold floor.
Buying a baby floor mat
When buying a mat for your baby, there are several factors to consider--such as the time you have for cleaning. Baby mats are available in different materials like rubber, rattan or cotton fabric. Try to consider which one is the easiest to clean if you don't have much time to spare.
As much as possible, refrain from buying a mat that's much too small-babies tend to move around so you should cover as much floor space as possible.
Many baby mats also come in colorful designs-some with alphabets and numbers to combine fun and education. Pick the best one and you can watch your baby have fun in his own safe space.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
HS - Unleashed Booster Pack, Theme Deck Images and Trainer Kit Images revealed!
As always, credit to Pokebeach.com for the information! The HS - Unleashed booster packs have been revealed, featuring Raikou, Entei, Suicune, and Crobat! Since there is no other Crobat card out in Japan right now, we'll most likely be getting the cut cards from LEGEND: HeartGold and SoulSilver in this upcoming set, including Crobat and Ursaring Prime. HS - Unleashed looks like it's going to be an interesting compilation set, so stay tuned for more information! Remember, prereleases take place the first two weekends of May! We have received an image of a new HS Trainer Kit, which features the holo Raichu and Gyarados from HeartGold & SoulSilver, but with new English-exclusive artwork. Your favorite Pokémon will show you how to battle - one card at a time! The Pokémon TCG: HS Trainer Kit gets you playing from the very first card you draw. And with powerful Pokémon like Gyarados and Raichu at your side, you'll be a Pokémon Trainer in no time! The Pokémon TCG: HS Trainer Kit contains everything you need to learn, train, and win! Play each deck against the other, then combine them to build one powerful deck. Use cards from the bonus booster pack to make your deck even better, and then test your deck at a Pokémon League near you! This step-by-step HS Trainer Kit includes: Two 30-card decks, each with a specially selected holographic foil card Two guided game booklets to teach you how to play card by card, battle by battle! 2-player playmat with great game tips Damage counters ...
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Baby Playmat, Baby Play Gym - Same Or Different?
Baby gyms, floor gyms, activity gyms, play gyms, playmats... Are these just different ways of describing the same thing?
Well, the first four are all pretty much interchangeable. One manufacturer may prefer one phrase over another, but there's nothing to really set a floor gym apart from an activity gym. Play mats, however, are something else. It's generally fairly easy to tell a play mat from a play gym. That said, there are even some manufacturers who, perhaps deliberately, muddy the waters and use play gym to describe what is essentially a play mat. And vice versa. So what exactly is the difference?
A safe place for baby to play
Let's start by recognizing that playmats and play gyms both meet the same basic need. They provide a clean, safe, soft surface for your baby to lie on or play on.
Playmats comes in two main forms. The padded fabric variety and the interlocking foam tiles type. Many are variations on a theme, but some really stand out as unique. One of these is the K's Kids Big & Big Cushions and Playmat, which is a padded fabric mat with detachable sausage-shaped cushions that create a protective barrier around the edge of the mat. But overall, the key choice is between a fabric mat and a tiled play area.
Padded fabric mats
The padded playmat comes in a surprising range of designs. Rectangular, circular, square, oval... even elephant- and giraffe-shaped. Some are small enough to fold up and put in a bag. Others are as big as baby's bed covers. Some play mats are nothing more than a patterned piece of cushioned fabric for baby to lie on. Others have strategically placed pads for support or add-ons for recreation, exploration and learning.
On the whole, fabric mats are most suited to young babies. But some are designed to adapt as baby grows. The K's Kids Big & Big Cushions and Playmat does exactly that: the mat neatly converts into a mini sofa or obstacle course.
Interlocking foam tiles
Foam tile play mats generally come in packs. You can buy as few as nine or you can cover an entire floor. You can move them from room to room or leave them in place indefinitely. And you can add to your collection as baby gets more mobile.
Foam tiles are all pretty similar in form but they come with all kinds of designs - numbers and letters are among the most popular. Some of the more sophisticated tiled mats have developmental toys and activities built in. Lights, textures, sounds, plenty of things to keep tiny hands and minds engaged.
So what's a play gym? The main difference between a baby gym and a playmat is that the gym has dangling toys. That's an oversimplication, but when you look at a mat next to a floor gym, you can see that a mat is flat but a gym has crossover arches with a number of hanging toys.
Manufacturers like to think that their gyms stimulate baby's senses and encourage development. They may be right. But this kind of workout is probably not really a whole lot different from any other opportunity baby has to watch, listen and touch. That said, they are pretty cool and when my sister offered to buy one for me and our baby boy, I wasn't going to say no.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Options to Consider For Early Stage Classroom Furniture
Nothing is more conducive to a successful learning experience than a properly planned and well equipped classroom. A classroom specifically designed for early stage learners should be safe, durable, and comfortable yet capture the imagination of a youngster eager to explore. With rough and tumble kids in mind, your classroom and any physical education equipment should also be planned to ensure safety and cleanliness at all times.
There are hundreds of products to consider, from classroom chairs, classroom desks, play furniture, storage cabinets and partitions. Products should be chosen with utmost care to meet the practical, physical, and educational needs of both the students and teachers, all extremely well-made with quality materials, easily available and competitively priced.
To assist with your furniture and space planning, I've compiled a list of key furniture components typically found in preschool or 'early stages' learning environments.
Art Furniture Bin Storage Book Displays and Reading Classroom Chairs Classroom Rugs Cushions and Loungers Easels Lockers Naptime Play Furniture Shelving Storage Wood Furniture Work and Study Tables Because interaction between students and teachers is so important, well-designed work and study school tables can actually help improve the interaction and inspire imagination. Tables need to be dependable and practical and to withstand the most enthusiastic little people. They should have thick, durable tabletops made of non-toxic and stain-resistant materials for safety and cleanliness. When evaluating classroom tables or desks, you might find this alphabetical list of criteria helpful in making the best decisions for your budget:
Accessories Adjustable height options Capacity (seating and computer capacity) Colors available Manufacturer Materials Price Size (length, height, width, diameter) Style (folding, rigid, number of legs, attached to wall, etc.) Table Shape (rectangle, square, round, u-shaped, horseshoe, half-round, trapezoid, octagon, kidney, clover, flower, etc.) Warranty While there are so many school supplies to consider, your classroom furniture budget should include providing dedicated work space because preschoolers love working on projects. While features in preschool desks may vary widely, you would want to ensure ergonomically correct furniture for their small bodies. Here are a couple of steps to consider:
1. Purpose? Determine the main purpose of the desk for the preschooler. A desk primarily designed for holding a computer will be different than a regular school desk, art desk, or activity desk.
2. User? Who will be using the desk? Desks for preschool or daycare classroom use will need to be pretty heavy-duty to withstand abuse dished out by toddlers. If the desk is intended for home use, you may not need to be concerned about the durability or length of commercial use.
3. Storage? Do you require or want storage space with your desk? Storage space would be in the form of hutches, drawers, and shelves.
4. Chair? You'll need to buy a chair for the desk, if it doesn't come with or consider buying a desk that has an attached seat.
Kids learn while they plan and have fun. Children's play time is critical to the development and education process, especially as it contributes to muscle strength, coordination, balance, relationship building risk-taking, adventure, challenge, relationship building, and achievement.
Games, toys and child-sized play furniture are all important to your preschool students' education. Young children develop their imagination, improve social skills, and strengthen fine motor coordination all through play. Kids adore our soft play climbers, soft play blocks, foam play mats, and crawl-through toys. Playtime has never been more educational or enjoyable than with this selection of soft play equipment available today from so many school and office furniture suppliers.
When looking at furniture components for play, consider the three types of play, 1) Active Play, 2) Dramatic or Pretend Play, and 3) Preschool Block Play:
Active Play - Invest in soft play equipment for your active play areas. Safety, fun and commercial qualities ensure that your preschool playtime equipment is unique, enjoyable and long-lasting. Dramatic Play - Dramatic play or 'pretend' play activities are essential for preschools. Supplies offer a creative selection of toys and furniture for all kinds of dramatic play which include workbenches, kitchens, and theaters. Play panels join up with fully equipped dramatic play packages to provide aspiring little carpenters, chefs, mommies, postmen, actresses and countless others with hours of joyful make-believe. Top of list features to look for include, rounded edges, pinch-me-not doors, no-tip furniture and non-toxic paint ensure your students' safety. Preschool Block Play - Soft building blocks are designed to keep youngsters safe while at play. Preschoolers enjoy the immersion into imaginary worlds of building houses, towers, and forts. Unlike the dramatic or pretend play structures for youngsters early development, your classroom furniture investment needs to withstand budget scrutiny and quality assurance; there's nothing 'pretend' about the planning you need to complete. Leverage your local office furniture suppliers to understand the certification requirements and legal guidelines to ensure a safe and comfortable learning space for your preschool students.
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