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• Can't Sit Down, Guidecraft Circus Chairs Gonna Eat Me

  I realize that not everyone is afraid of clowns, but still -- you look at those chairs and tell me they're not scary. G'head. Maybe sitting on them could be part of some sort of clown-desensitization regimen, or something. ("It's okay, honey, you just sit right down on the nice demented clown!")  *shudder* Hey, if you want 'em, be my guest: $65 for the pair from Amazon. Posted Jan 16 2008, 12:01 PM by Mir with | with no comments Filed under: furniture, guidecraft, clowns, circus, circus chairs

• Bring It On With the CITO Crane by Guidecraft

  CITO by Guidecraft ($71.40) can handle all of your child's toughest building tasks.  Made of non toxic birch plywood with black rubber wheels.  Non plastic, non toxic, lead free, but best of all the kind of toy that inspires hours of imaginative play.   Posted Sep 09 2007, 10:57 AM by chrisjordan with | with no comments Filed under: imaginative play, non-toxic, wood toys, guidecraft, lead-free, cito, non-plastic, truck

• Magneatos Are Neat-O

  Anyone who has older children knows all about the magnetic building toys.  And also the choking hazard that they can be for younger children.  But now Guidecraft has made a jumbo set that allows younger children to experience the fun.  This 144 piece set, which sounds like a lot of pieces but really isn't once you start building with them, sells for $100. Posted Sep 07 2007, 05:03 PM by chrisjordan with | with no comments Filed under: toddler toys, guidecraft, magneatos, choking hazard, magnetic toys

• Build Your Playhouse with Guidecraft

  Smooth solid wood playhouse by Guidecraft fits together like a puzzle.  Sturdy design won't collapse if your child leans against it.  At 40" x 40" the footprint is large enough for multi-person play or for putting on a puppet show.  Best of all, after play you can take it apart and store it flat.  Perfect for those who have limited floor space or don't want to have a huge playhouse sitting in their living room. Available at  Comfort First for $299 Posted Sep 07 2007, 09:01 AM by chrisjordan with | with no comments Filed under: imaginative play, toys for kids, pretend play, guidecraft, comfort first, playhouse