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Paint Your Cares Away On a Buddha Board

A mess-free, endlessly reusable alternative to finger paints and watercolors, Buddha Board gives you a blank canvas on which to brush your cares away. Simply dip the bamboo brush into the included water tray and allow your mind to drift across the board’s...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on May 19th, 2010, 10:04 pm
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New from Alex Toys: Magnetic Tabletop Easel

The new Magnetic Tabletop Easel from Alex Toys is a lot of portable, tabletop fun! Take the easel outside, now that spring is finally here, or move it from room to room, wherever your little artist feels inspired! On one side is a magnetic dry erase...
Continue reading » Posted by elizabeth leach on Apr 14th, 2010, 2:30 pm
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Repurposing that Giant Post-It Pad from Work

Sure, looking at this giant-sized Post-It Easel Pad, you may only think of dull workday meetings, but set it up on the play table, and the pad becomes a canvas for your kids’ imagination to work its magic. Not only is the paper thick enough...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on Jan 10th, 2010, 10:00 am
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Colored Chalkboard Paint by Hudson Paint

Step out from behind plain old black and white with Hudson Paint’s colored chalkboard paint. Available in 24 different colors, the low-odor, 100% acrylic paint creates a washable, erasable chalkboard finish over wood, plaster, wallboard, Masonite,...
Continue reading » Posted by Aaron Burgess on Aug 4th, 2009, 11:00 am
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No Mess Paint!!!

I have a toddler that loves to paint. And I am a parent that doesn’t love to clean up paint. Fact. To the rescue: Crayola Paint Brush Pens. It’s paint, IN A PEN (INSIDE!!!). As in no brush, no water, no paint plate–NO MESS!!! Unique...
Continue reading » Posted by Christine_Coppa on Jul 22nd, 2009, 8:00 am
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Nursery Art: As Cute As A Button

Today it’s easy to find unique, inspiring and whimsical wall art for your little one’s nursery. Gone are the days when everything has animal or alphabet themes. Take a look at this wonderful Buttons Canvas from MaryJack Studios. This is...
Continue reading » Posted by Cathy Hale on Jul 8th, 2009, 2:00 pm