Saturday, August 3, 2013

eBeanstalk.com Toddler & Children's Learning Toys & Arts & Crafts Galore!




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Have you heard of eBeanstalk.com yet? 
eBeanstalk provides a large variety of learning toys to help promote your child's development. They carry toys for newborns, babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and school-aged children. Ever try shopping for a friend's child or family member and spend quite sometime in the isles of your local store with no clue what to buy the child? Unsure if the toy or other item is age appropriate for that child? With eBeanstalk, the website is very easy to navigate and you can search for toys for any age just by simply clicking on your child's age or the age of the child you are shopping for. You can also create wishlists on eBeanstalk.

eBeanstalk.com even has a Grown & Learn Series in this series you can get a year's worth of development toys and such in one box to match each stage of your child's development for the whole year. Eliminating multiple trips to the store every few months to purchase additional toys that are developmentally appropriate for your child. Also, no worries if your interested in getting one of these boxes and it's not your child's birthday as you can choose 1y, 1 1/4yr, 1/2yr or 1 3/4yr, etc!

When searching for toys for a specific gender and/or age group eBeanstalks has an age appropriate recommendation as well as a more specific 'target age' to help your narrow down which toys in that category would be best for a child as they grow beyond that age mark, but have not quite reached the next age mark. Since Ezio is 19 months old, I for toys for 1 year old boys and under all of the toys and books there is a target age so I can look for something that is more so recommended for a 1 1/2 year old (18 months old) instead of everything recommended for babies between the ages of one and two. Make sense...? You can also then select a category after you've chosen your age and gender your searching for.

Ezio and Cade both love musical toys! I found a ton in both of their age ranges, 1 years old and 3 years old that I know they both would love. Not all of the toys in the musical toys category make noise, they have puzzles of musical instruments, super cute and cool Star Performance Door Hanging for your little star to dancing and sing in front and put on the best show for the whole family! 

You can also search by category, such as Arts & Crafts, Alphabet Toys, Outdoor Toys, etc. Jedilynn, my 7 1/2 year old daughter is very crafty. So, to look for crafts she may like I hovered over the Categories tab at the top of the page, clicked on Arts & Crafts or Arts & Crafts Sets. Then I able to select from some Sub-Categories to help narrow down my search. I chose Make Your Own as my Sub-Category as she loves to create her own things. Searching like this lists all of the Make Your Own Craft Kits in order from youngest age to oldest age. I love that everything for the different age ranges is not all mixed together! Makes searching through so much easier! They have Arts & Crafts for children as young as 2 years old! How cool is that? I know Cade would love the Mosaic Kits which are recommended for 3 years old, which he is. I found several things that are age appropriate and also that I know Jedilynn would love, such as their Cool Duck Tape Fashion.  They also have a very awesome Slackers Zipline Eagle Set 70ft that would just be beyond awesome!! 

 

 Disclosure: I received no monetary compensation for this publications. All opinions and experiences in this publication are my own and may differ from those of your own. This is not a product review, but a review of the website it's self. If you have any questions please contact Sarh at mamis3littlemonkeys(AT)yahoo(DOT)com.

2 comments:

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  2. I' m looking for safe best toys for 2 year olds for my kids, I have toddler and 5 year old children and google bring me here thanks for your post.

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