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What better way to celebrate the festive season than by decking out your home with Easter egg decorations? This list is sure to put a smile on everyone’s face, from the young to the young at heart. Whether you’re looking for something traditional or more unique, we’ve got just what you need to make this Easter extra special. So hop to it and get your hands on these great decorations today. Most Charming Easter Egg Decorations for Your Home Without keeping you on your toes any longer, here are our top picks when it comes to Easter egg decorations: 1....

Vendor: Sawdust And Rainbows Type: Climbing Frames Price: 190.00 The wooden open cube is a brilliant multi-functional activity climbing frame for kids. A combination of rungs, an aperture and a solid side means it can function in lots of different ways, giving kids endless opportunities to explore and exercise their imaginations and bodies! The Open Cube has two plywood sides, two sides with the signature chunky rails, and two open sides. This means kids can use it as a tunnel to climb through, an obstacle to climb over, a table or even a den! It’s a perfect piece to use...

Vendor: Sawdust And Rainbows Type: Climbing Frames Price: 299.00 Named after Finn McCool, Northern Ireland’s most famous giant, the Finn is Sawdust & Rainbow's largest activity frame. It’s a great follow-on from the Wee’Un, for kids who enjoy a more challenging climb or love making dens! Inspired by the philosophies of the Hungarian paediatrician Emmi Pikler, the Finn is designed to help children further develop their gross motor skills. The Finn provides a more challenging climbing experience because the rungs arch away from your child’s body, meaning they must balance their weight on all four limbs – unlike triangle frames...

As it turns out, the best gifts are those which are necessary at a given moment. They do not have to be original or expensive. It is important that they are practical and really necessary for life. Ordinary hot-water bottle or shoe inserts are able to sweeten everyday life. #1 The Clock “I got a clock. It’s small and cute, so I hung it in my bathroom. It works perfectly for my morning showers when I want to keep track of the time and know how long I’ve been pouring water. It gives me peace of mind to get ready...

Take the messy play outside this spring with a garden messy play invitation! Of course, if the weather interferes you can always put a tarp on the floor inside instead. One of the best things about this garden small world is that the kids get to help put it together! AND you might even be able to make the sensory bin using mostly items you have on-hand. This messy sensory play would be a great addition to a preschool garden theme or a flower theme. Of course, you don’t really need an excuse to break out the dirt! Any time...