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10,000 hours later, I found a toddler chair I like. Why do you need this? Because multi-functional furniture becomes a kind of must-have in parenthood. This chair has multiple cushions to play around with if you like building forts etc, and it (decently) holds its shape when two of us sit and read together. **Whatever this piece lacks in functionality, it has in aesthetics —and that ’s saying a lot for children’s things in a shared living space (I think?!)
Impossible not to smile when you see them.
I would have loved this as a kid.
If only this chair was adult size because dang it's cool!
If your kid wakes up super early and needs to learn to stay in bed or if they struggle going down with how they wake up - this nightlight is a game changer. Natural gradient lights (slowly turns on in the morning) and can set patterns (red / green) to help with routine. Our family benefits with this little guy in tow. Can’t recommend enough.
Ikea Trofast is a great, inexpensive toy storage option, and adding these decals will give them a huge upgrade.
this is the world's cutest and most affordable toddler bed and it extends to fit a regular size twin mattress--comes in pink and blue too--but don't sell it out because i've already planned to go to ikea this weekend to buy it for my daughter
A gorgeous little toy shelf that will look chic and work beautifully for years.
IMO a perfect baby gift or toddler present for those of your friends who love movies, or who make movies, or who maybe hope to see their kid direct movies someday 🎥
A design-forward table and chairs that doesn't break the bank.
Really wish this came in grown up size !!!
A great basket for puzzles, blocks, or anything a little bulky in a playroom.
We just started reading lots of books about big cities and I think Finn would LOVE this on his wall.
What makes it a 'kid table'? The height of the surface? The fact that all your cousins can crowd around it with paper plates instead of ceramic during a Seder? Do we scream more quietly when a 'kid table' gets drawn on with washable markers? This lil' dude has a compartment for art supplies or a roll of construction paper: does that make it a kid's table? Here’s a cute chair to pair.
We love this Montessori bookcase + how many books it holds!
This happy yellow step stool is easy for our son to cart around.
Do I want these for me or for my kid? I'll never tell!
Perfect for a cozy kid corner — lightweight so they can move it themselves, washable cover, and organic cotton outer fabric (OEKO-TEX certified). Comes in cute fabrics. Add a rug and a few books and you’ve got an instant reading nook.
Perfect size for hanging newborn/kiddo clothes. Notched design keeps the clothes in place, and the slim profile is -dare I say- sophisticated!
Appears a week before their birthday, and every morning a fairy brings a new charm until the ring is full and it's their birthday
We like to draw the kids a warm bubble bath, dim the lights, and then turn this star projector on. The soft changing colors and lights are so calm and mesmerizing.
Nighttime magic for your kid!
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