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

Mir — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 17:01:00 GMT

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.

The Babble Review: Kushies Magnetic Stacking Acrobats

editors — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 19:35:00 GMT

The Stacrobats passed the kid test as soon as my toddler unzipped the case, got a good look and breathlessly declared, “I like toys!” Kushies passes the adult test by making safe and award-winning products for babies and bigger kids for the past 50 years. Their bright and bouncy toys from the Zolo line are always a visual pleaser and the magnetic stacking acrobats are super cute as they get tossed about the room, on the dog, in the crib and occasionally on top of the platform/carrying case that came with the team of circus performers and balls. We also had a larger than usual number of kiddos hanging out during the holidays and they all seemed drawn to the Stacrobats, magnetically one might say.

The Zolo philosophy is to design toys that stimulate a wider variety of the baby mind than your average play thing, fostering openness and creativity in your little one. At $46 this is more of a gift for a special occasion than a quick pick up at your local toy store. But if you’re on a mission for quality, safe and better than average entertainment for your tots, you can’t go wrong with the Stacrobats. – April Peveteaux

Ages 1 and up.

Buy it from Amazon.

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

The Babble Review: Kushies Magnetic Stacking Acrobats