Nontoxic Toys

Safe Online Toy Stores
childtrek.com
planethappytoys.com
greenobambino.com
happygreenbaby.com
blueberryforest.com
babyearth.com
organicallybaby.com
plantoys
non toxic musical toys
littlejumpingbeans.com
Healthy Toys

Rattles

Rattling Caterpiller $16 at blueberryforest
Selecta Sonello Jingling Baby Rattle and Grasping toy $16 at blueberryforest
Natural hardwood rattle $15 at naturalchild.org

Grasping/Clutching Toys

Lamaze Peekaboo Clutch Cube $16 at Genius Babies, toys2wish4, novatechgadgets
Haba Allez Grasping Toy $25 at blueberryforest
Sassy Baby Soft Photo Album $8 at babyearth
Haba Bear in Ring $13 at blueberryforest
Haba Sunni Clutching Toy $15 at blueberryforest
Haba Triangle Grabbing Toy $11 at blueberryforest
Haba Ring Toy $13 at blueberryforest
Haba Soft Vegetable Set $14 at blueberryforest
Selecta Girali $14 at blueberryforest
Lamaze Garden Bug Foot Finder & Rattle Set $11-18 at babytoyyard, bed bath & beyond, babycatalog

Musical

Music Together Colored Egg Shakers — $2 each at musictogether
Woodstock Percussion Kid's Xylophone — $20 amazon, sillygoose
Edushape Clatterpillar — $12.95 babyoffice, gummylump

Dolls/Stuffed Animals

Eden Developmental Baby Doll in bold color $25 available on ebay
Dandelion Pink Organic Toy Baby Doll $13 from babyearth, littlejumpingbeans, thestorkwearhouse

Either a boy or girl would like:
Organic Plush Duck by Dandelion $20 at babyearth
Organic Plush Turtle by Dandelion $40 at babyearth
Organic Plush Panda by Under the Nile $14 at organicallybaby, undernile,
Organic Cotton Toy Giraffe $23 at greenfeet,

Stacking Toys

Musical Stack and Play by Tiny Love $20 amazon, buy.com, babyearth,
The Rainbow Stacker $4 from gamesabound, gkworld, babyearth
Haba Big Voyage Stacking & sorting pull toy $32 from blueberryforest
Selecta Turnello Stacking & Dexterity Mouse $16 at blueberryforest
Geometric Sorting Board $18 at babyearth
Educo Double Rainbow Stacker $18 at babyearth

Building Blocks

Plan Building Block On sale! $32.47 at childtrek.com
IQ Baby Knock Knock Soft Blocks $25-30 by Small World Toys, babytoyyard, geniusbabies, kidssurplus
Classic ABC wooden blocks $15 from melissaanddoug
Haba Sticki Bricks Building Blocks $33 from blueberryforest
Haba Cordoba Building Blocks $45 from blueberryforest
Haba First Blocks $29 at blueberryforest
Haba Discovery Blocks $25 at blueberryforest

Shape Sorters

Whose House Soft Shape sorter toy $30 at babygenius,
Shape Sorting Cube $15 at melissaanddoug, toysrus
Qubix Shape Sorter $12 at amazon or onestepahead
Plan Toys Pull Along Shape Sorter Train $19 at babyearth
Educo Shake 'n Match Shape Sorter $18 at babyearth

Maze Toys
Educo Double Bubble Suction Cup Bead Maze Toy $19.95 at childtrek.com,
Baby's First Maze Toy by melissandoug $10 at outofthetoybox.com,
Cat wood & wire maze $9 at amazon.com

Push Toys

Selecta Rollina Rolling Beetle $12 at blueberryforest

Balls

Haba Animal Den Softball $18 at blueberryforest,
Miyim Sensory Ball $10 at childtrek.com,

corn ball
animal print tiger ball
giraffe print ball

football or soccer ball at

Everlast sells a seven pound non toxic medicine ball.
Ape2Zebra sells a non toxic wooden ball.

Nesting Cups

Wooden Nesting Cups $22 at threesisters, amazon,

Pull Toys

Selecta Turella Pull Toy and Maze $32 at blueberryforest
Selecta Constructino Tool Box Dexterity & Pull Toy $57 at blueberryforest
Selecta Filino Cat and Doy Stacking Pull Toy $30 at blueberryforest
Plan Toys Pull-Along Caterpiller $18 at babyearth
Plan Toys Pull-Along Snail $18 at babyearth

Puppet

Selecta Tiro Marionette dragon or kitty $14 at blueberryforest

Puzzles

3 years of age
Formina Wooden Puzzle at blueberryforest
Wooden Abacus $15 from melissanddoug
Infant Stimulation Toys- Gift Bundle $60 by Genius Baby Toys,
Haba Little Friends Playset $62 at blueberryforest

Walking

Fisher Price Bubble Mower $13 for boy at shop.com, or for a girl at buy.com
Walk N Roll $35 at fatbraintoys,

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Week's End Miscellany #4 (Ash nazg durbatuluk)

We're at the end of another week here at Rememorandom. It's been really a pretty bland week for the blog, in part due to the fact I've been sick at my stomach off and on for a week, in part from the aftermath of many shots in the mouth, and in part that my creative, blogging juices were/are on hiatus. Now for the miscellany.

1. I will be traveling to Frankfort again next week, this time taking a class in understanding and using MicroStation. I know very little about this software, so hopefully I learn a lot, as it will be very useful to my job.

2. I watched I Love You Man the other night. It does not warrant a full review, but only a few sentences. It is basically a chick-flick, but for guys. It's laughable and funny at times, but at other times it's a little vulgar. The story was mediocre, but the theme of exploring friendship was nice. I can only half-heartedly recommend this, as it wasn't anything spectacular.

3. One for sorrow/two for joy/three for girls/four for boys/five for silver/six for gold/seven for a secret never to be told.

4. I know I've mentioned this on a few different occasions, but I really love crossword puzzles. There's something supremely satisfying in successfully solving one. Daily I work on the USA Today puzzle, and almost daily I work on the LA Times, and frequently I work on the Yahoo Daily. I really wish I had access to the NY Times, but they are not free, and I can't justify spending the cash on the NYT puzzles (yet).

5. I'm going to watch District 9 tomorrow. Can't wait. Looks awesome. And viral advertisements are usually fun.

6. I'm hoping that by next week I'll be finished with Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. The book is enormous. I can't find an exact word count, but I estimate between 150,000 and 200,000 words, at ~800 pages. At times it is slow and uneventful, but there is always enough mystery and intrigue to pull me back. Plus, it's a nice break from what I've been reading of late. Expect a full review when I am finished.

7. The ipod quest is still going strong. I'm at almost 70% of the songs I've intended to listen to. Needless to say, this has been personally epic in my undertaking.

That's it for now, folken. Tomorrow will continue on with the Weekend Specials, if you so choose to opine on what you're currently reading/writing/watching/etc. Remember:

Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul

Ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul