
These pails are perfect for C-Man to carry all around the yard....water, dirt, little dinosaurs, his "boom booms" (a.k.a. little cars), rocks, bugs, you name it. The stuff little boys always have with them. They would also be nice in the kids' rooms to help organize their collections of little toys. And they cost about $5 a piece.

This watering can would be perfect for C-Man too. He likes to help in "his garden." And again, no obnoxious plastic...just clean, shiny, old-fashioned goodness. Leak and rust-proof too.


Essentials for any party. Realistically, you still need to use those monster ice chests too, but put your pretty drinks and bottles of wine in these instead. BTW, doesn't Pottery Barn sell them for like $108? These are about $35 and are big enough for your baby to play in.

Another party essential. When we were planning our Summer Solstice Party, I was trying to figure out trashcans. I wanted something that looked half-way decent. Theses would have been just the thing.

What a pretty little shovel for cleaning out the fireplace!

Now, this may be pushing it a little, but I just love this galvanized washboard. Lord knows I wouldn't use it, but it might be fun for the kids, no?
I've also seen quite a bit of this stuff at Home Depot and Lowes - I told you I saw the trashcans there. I think we got our drink buckets there too (we have both of those sizes - the big round and oblong) and they cost about 5 dollars!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I realize de-plasticizing your kids is your ultimate goal, not all plastics contain BPA, which is the hormone-disrupting chemical that leaches from most clear plastics. With that in mind, you may be interested in these toys I saw reviewed on ZRecommends: http://www.greentoys.com/toys.html . They are made in California from recycled milk jugs.
ReplyDeleteYolanda -- Thanks for that link. Those toys look great.
ReplyDeleteI love galvanized metal. Thanks for the link.
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