What’s Hot: Products for Earth Day shopping, pretend play and more
Facilitate a world of pretend play with new options for kids’ spring and summer fun. There’s also a new cereal option for baby’s first solid food and a foot-saving solution for moms.
What’s the cutest addition to your backyard this summer? It just might be the Char-Broil Kids BBQ set ($59.99, ages 3 and older, red-toolbox.com/products/char-broil-bbq-set-for-kids), an adorable copy of the family’s big version. It comes with grill tools and all the pretend barbecue food: hotdogs, hamburgers, steak, kebabs and corn.
Flat Out of Heels ($24.99, flatoutofheels.com) are compact, rollable flats that can slip in your purse or be a staple item to keep in your car. These quick-change ballet flats can save the day (or night) when heels become too much. Available in matte black, candy red, latte (tan) and leopard print.
A new first solid for babies is now available. Beech-Nut Golden Corn Maize is a Stage 1 food for infants (ages 4 – 6 months and older or when advised by a pediatrician, beechnut.com/product/golden-corn-cereal-canister). Mix the cereal with breastmilk, formula or water to form a creamy puree. It is rice-free, gluten-free and non-GMO and contains no artificial preservatives, colors, flavors, added sweeteners, or salt.
Tibbar Rabbit Puppet ($28, ages 4 and older, simplyfun.com/products/tibbar-rabbit-puppet) For pretend play for and by kids, not much beats a puppet, and this oversized, soft bunny is perfect for spring and beyond. Get ready for a summer of shows by little puppeteers and their cuddly friend.
Connetix 120 Piece Pastel Creative Pack ($149, ages 3 and older – contains magnets and small parts – connetixtiles.com/product/120-piece-pastel-creative-pack-us) is the ultimate creative starting point for young builders. This set features beautiful pastels and is made using non-toxic ABS plastic that is BPA, lead and Phthalate free. The free-play options here are endless and ideal for the lazy days of summer.
This article originally appeared on Asheville Citizen Times: What’s Hot: Earth Day shopping, pretend play and more
