Kiddie Rocker
October 30th, 2006 by Stephanie Dychiu
Posted in Kids and Home | | 13 Comments »

If you’re having trouble getting your hyperactive kids to stay put, this miniature upholstered rocking chair just�might succeed where the “naughty mat” has failed.� Snug-Fit Kiddie Chairs will fit regular-sized children age six months to five years, and come in several textures and designs to suit your brood’s discriminating taste.� If your child continues to act up even after getting his own P3,000 throne in the living room, it may be time to send him away for shock therapy.� Kidding!� It’s just a piece of cute furniture.� Go easy on the Ritalin.�
Click on the jump to see a sampling of available designs for the Snug-Fit Kiddie Chair, and get ordering information.

If you’re having trouble getting your hyperactive kids to stay put, this miniature upholstered rocking chair just�might succeed where the “naughty mat” has failed.� Snug-Fit Kiddie Chairs will fit regular-sized children age six months to five years, and come in several textures and designs to suit your brood’s discriminating taste.� If your child continues to act up even after getting his own P3,000 throne in the living room, it may be time to send him away for shock therapy.� Kidding!� It’s just a piece of cute furniture.� Go easy on the Ritalin.�
Click on the jump to see a sampling of available designs for the Snug-Fit Kiddie Chair, and get ordering information.
A long time ago I gave my lola an album with pictures of her whole brood (seven kids!), their families, their children, and even grandchildren (that would her great grand children). It was no easy task since it was before the digital age and I had to ask titas and cousins living abroad to snail mail me their pictures. Needless to say, it was a gift that was long in the making but was a total hit.
…At least at the House of Laurel.
Just because you like pink and you blow-dry everyday, doesn’t mean you’re useless in an emergency. Stay true to the Girl Scout within with the Miss A Kit, a compact little wonder that’s smaller than most cellphones but packs sixteen different functions in its tiny body: flashlight, keychain, needle and thread, safety pin, corkscrew, mirror, pen, tweezers, perfume bottle, bottle opener, screwdriver, scissors, ruler, nail file, pillbox, and knife. 