December 30th, 2009Oompa Toys – Winners choice from Blabla Petite Collection – CLOSED

Before I had my daughter, shopping on-line was kind of a novel idea and because I like to make sure that what I am buying is good quality (i.e. I like to touch it), I really did not do it that often. Now, with my schedule short on time, internet shopping is a necessity. Like any shopping experience, it takes some time to figure out what your likes and dislikes, needs and wants are. For example, I like on-line companies to have an easy ordering process, clear photos and a write up about the products they carry. I also really like to have a full selection of items, so I do not have to flip around from site to site gathering what I want and going through the ordering process for as many purchases.
Oompa toys is the on-line baby store for safe children’s toys and baby gear. If you need anything at all for your children’s playroom (and beyond), Oompa is the place to visit. Be prepared to get engrossed when shopping at Oompa; I recommend setting aside a few hours to look around. Their site is set up so that you can shop by brand, by the age of the child, toy and gear category (which is then further subdivided for easier shopping), where the products are made (I LOVE this feature!) and you can even create a shopping wish list for yourself. Oompa makes gift giving very easy with its gift wrapping and sensible ordering process. In case you have questions about the safety of the toys Oompa carries, they provide full product disclosure and even will keep you up to date on the latest toy recalls and US toy standards. As extra bonuses, Oompa does not charge tax, they have a 30 days return policy and offer a rewards program.
Take for example the Petite Lemonade plush toy from Blabla I received for review from Oompa. Shown at left, this toy is perfect for small hands and my daughter loves his ears, as she is very into tags these days. Blabla’s dolls are hand knit by Peruvian artists and are made of soft cotton, making them a great sleeping companion for your little one. As you browse through Oompa’s site you will see that this is the kind of craftsmanship and imagination-provoking product you should expect to find from them.
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Genevieve is still a little bit too young to push herself along by herself on the scooter, however she can sit on it, and I can push her around. Because there are 3 wheels, it is very very easy to turn on a dime. The front wheel can do a full 360 very easily, and the back wheels will follow. Children are very smart, and Genevieve has found another use for the Svan Scooter, she is using it to learn to walk. She puts her hands on the seat, and pushes it around from the back. She has a few toys that are meant to do this like a little lawnmower and a car, however, the Svan Scooter is lighter, and the wheels are so much easier to push along. She really likes to walk (even run) with the scooter, and then when she gets older she will be able to use it as a scooter to sit on. I thought it was pretty inventive of her, because I did not see this function at all when I first saw the scooter. I do find that because the scooter only has 3 wheels, I have to watch Genevieve closely to ensure she does not tip over while she is trying to walk. If she pushes from the back all is fine, but if she grabs onto the side or the front, it can get a bit wobbly.
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The Kettler Baby Swing Seat is very durable, and the ropes have a pulley type system to adjust the length. We do not have a swing set yet, so we used some heavy duty hooks and screwed the swing under the deck in the back yard. The swing is very safe, and comes with a few safety features to ensure your child’s protection. The swing has a safety belt, and also has a safety bar that fits higher than the waist. The safety bar also clips between the legs, and locks underneath the seat so the infant will not be able to unhook themselves. I even found that the lock was pretty tight.


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