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• P'Kolino Kubes at Sparkability

  According to the New York Times, boys have a harder time organizing than girls ... or, is it just that parents naturally push girls to be more organized? Either way, it's good to start both sexes off organizing at a young age, and the P'Kolino Kubes at Sparkability offer a design-conscious way to jump-start the process. Available with colored panels of either blue, natural, orange or chalkboard for $105 each, or in groups of four for $465. Sure it's $100 for a box, but can you really put a price on organization? Do note that there's a six to eight week delivery window, which will give you plenty of time to really appreciate them when they finally arrive. Posted Jan 02 2008, 02:25 PM by Erin Behan with | with no comments Filed under: storage, Sparkability, toy storage, pkolino

• Birch Plywood Step Stool

  Learning how to wash your hands properly, brush your teeth, or letting your Dad brush your hair in the morning requires a good step stool. Sure, there are lots of big plastic ones out there, but check out this one from Sparkability. It has nice handles for young hands, looks sturdy and is made of birch plywood. Sure it's $55, but if you've got to have a step stool in the downstairs powder-room, it might as well look halfway decent. $55, from Sparkability.net Posted Dec 18 2007, 11:29 PM by Chris Ford with | with no comments Filed under: furniture, step stool, Sparkability, birch, plywood, bathroom, mdd

• Droolworthy: Stacrobats Stack Up With This Mom

  Toys that come with their own carrying case make me drool, but this one is a superstar.  Bright colours and magnetic figures and balls can be configured into as many ways as the high school cheerleading squad.  Also an easy thing to throw in the car and take with you to the restaurant or Grandma's museum house.  Safe for ages 1 and up.  $46 at Sparkability. Posted Aug 21 2007, 07:02 AM by Karen with | with no comments Filed under: Sparkability, infant toys, Droolworthy

• Win A Micralite Toro Stroller!

  Our friends over at Sparkability are holding a nifty contest whereby you can win a Micralite Toro in your choice of colour, valued at $789.  The Micralite Toro made it's debut this month and pre-orders are already being shipped.   This versatile system has washable liners (yay!), and folds down easily.  It accommodates newborn right up to age 4 and the features list included, in capital letters, "STANDS ALONE WHEN FOLDED," when compared to my $200 stroller, easily translates to spending an extra $500 bucks just for not falling to the ground like a toddler in the grocery store. But hey, you can win one!  Good luck!  Posted Aug 20 2007, 12:02 PM by Karen with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: stroller, Sparkability, contest, Micralite Toro

• Save Your Pennies in This Attractive Piggy Bank

  These piggy banks are created from an original mid-century mold, giving them a vintage feel, but with a modern sensibility.  Measures 6" from snout to tail, with a rubber stopper underneath for rainy day withdrawals.  These banks also come with some real money inside to get your savings started, anything from a few pennies up to a $100 bill.  Available at Sparkability for $28 Posted Jul 03 2007, 02:02 PM by chrisjordan with | with no comments Filed under: piggy banks, Sparkability

• Baby Zoo Night Light Rugs Light Up Your Night

  It's a rug.  It's a night light!  Any parent who has ever walked through their child's bedroom and stepped on toys will say it's brilliant.   A wonderful addition to a nursery or child's room. Rugs are handmade by designer Laurene Leon Boym.  It is one of those things so inspired that you wonder why someone hasn't already made it.  The Owl Rug above is 39" x 59" and is priced at $544.40.  Prices and sizes vary by style.  Available at Sparkability  Posted Jul 01 2007, 01:02 PM by chrisjordan with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: nightlights, rugs, Sparkability

• Bright and Sturdy Wins The Race

  Made in Italy, this tough trike with rear bucket invites all kinds of fun play to your child's imagination.  Like the time our Thomas picked all the not-ready tomatoes off the vines and put them in the truck of his plastic car.   Good times.   Risk your garden by picking up this sleek set of wheels at Sparkability for $89.95.  Tomato plants not included. Posted Jun 30 2007, 09:01 AM by Karen with | with no comments Filed under: tricycle, toddler toys, Sparkability