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1. An educational rug for the kids playroom that includes the alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors. A fun learning tool that'll be an adorable touch to their room in general, this is also great for homeschool classrooms as well.
2. A kitchen learning tower so your little one can join in on the cooking. No more breaking your back trying to lift up your little chef so they can be involved. Create bonding moments over cooking and baking.
3. A 3-in-1 potty that can be a stand-alone potty, a step stool, and a toilet seat, which can be used on regular-sized toilets. Just call this the triple threat of potty training. And it's made from recycled ocean plastic — win-win!!
4. A backseat or stroller organizer loaded with compartments so everything has its perfect place. Built-in cup holders, zip pockets, and slide pouches — this baby screams organization.
5. A chore chart and calendar so you can get help with tasks around the house *and* teach your children responsibility with daily or weekly chores.
6. A karaoke machine that your kids will be so thankful for they will be calling you the best parents in the world. Not to mention you can kick back and be entertained for hours while they sing their hearts out. 🎤👩🏽🎤
7. A Munchkin bath mat kneeler because it'll save your knees while giving your kids a washing. Skid-resistant suction cups hold the mat in place so you don't have to worry if your little one ~splishes~ and a ~splashes~ during bath time.
8. A daily closet organizer so mornings before school turn from chaos to actually getting out the door on time. Each weekend, just plan out their outfits for the week and everyone's set.
9. A baby tub with a warmer to keep the temperature safe but without the use of electronics. This will allow baby to be comfortable for longer in turn allowing you more time to bathe before they get fussy. Like a little baby Jacuzzi, if you will.
10. A daybed — this is perfect for upgrading your teen's room to accommodate their friends when it's time for a sleepover. One review even stated they use it for a toddler — the second bed catches them if they roll off the side. Purchase for a toddler, keep for a teen.
11. A trampoline — you'll shoot and score by buying this for your rambunctions littles. Netting, padded poles, and covered springs will keep your children safe while jumping out all that energy.
12. A four-piece toddler playroom set for your tiny human who just has sooooo much stuff. Now they'll have a place for all their toys that they can easily access for playtime *or* more importantly put them away when playtime is over.
13. Sandwich cutter and sealers to make fun shapes for your child's lunches or even for playdates. Kids can be picky eaters but these are a fun way to get them excited about food. Something about fun shapes just really makes eating that much better.
14. A car seat protector so when you go to remove the car seat it still looks as good as the day you put it in. This protector is water-resistant, anti-slip, and crash tested because your child's safety is top priority.
15. A laser tag set of four for a purchase that keeps on giving because it provides both play *and* exercise for kiddos. On top of that, having your own laser tag set means you can play with an unlimited number of people, so if you have a big family, just get as many sets as you need!
16. A glow-in-the-dark fort-building kit to get your kids to stop using every piece of furniture in the house to build their forts. Let their imagination run wild by building houses, castles, spaceships, and more.
17. A Disney Micky Mouse playhouse so your little mouse can play house and get a little ~goofy~ while they're at it. Perfect for playdates and helping to improve social skills.
18. A jumbo checker set for some outdoor fun with the fam. Play in the comfort of your own backyard or plan a park day with a picnic.
19. A wooden activity gym your baby will love to play under. The toys are removable so baby can play with them separately and the pine wood frame with a cotton rainbow mat is just the cutest nursery addition.
20. A boo-boo tool to cheer up your little one and bring them some relief. This works as both a heating *and* cooling pad by simply throwing it in the freezer or microwave. I had one like this as a child and it always brought me comfort.
21. A LeapFrog LeapStart learning success bundle for a fun, interactive learning experience. Use the stylus to tap on the pictures and words to explore reading, counting, problem-solving, and more.
22. A diaper balm — this zinc-free balm is certified 100% organic without any petroleum, parabens, or artificial fragrances. One reviewer even uses it for soothing bug bites and cuts!!
23. A booster seat that doubles as an interactive play space. The activity toys slide apart to reveal a snack tray and cup holder and it's the perfect seat for keeping baby entertained when you're out to eat.
24. A bike stroller for a fun weekend activity with the kids that also doubles as a push stroller when those tiny legs inevitably get tired. The wheels are 20-inch steel allowing them to ride easily across uneven terrain because adventure awaits.
25. A Boppy shopping cart and high chair cover so you don't have to worry about germs in grocery stores and restaurants. When you get home you can throw the cover right in the washing machine so it's ready to use for your next outing.
26. A pacifier clip with silicone beads for teething bbys who tend to lose their pacis all the time. This 2-in-1 clip will prevent littles from losing the precious paci when they pop them out of their mouths *and* bring them relief when they are teething.
27. A 62-piece first aid kit for both children and adults so you can be prepared in case an accident happens. You never know when someone is going to take a tumble — might as well have all the tools you need to clean up any and all boo-boos.
28. A cup holder you can attach to a stroller to slip the baby's sippy cup into when you have your hands full or for that latte you need to give you the energy just to get to the dang park.
29. A four-pack of fidget toys that'll keep the kids occupied and outta your hair for a little while. These can be played as a game *or* individually to relieve stress and help with anxiety.
30. A CoComelon stroller handle for when your little one feels like walking but you want to make sure they stay close by. This can also be used on a wagon, shopping cart, backpack, luggage, and more!
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