heavensinnt
Member Since: September 20, 2018Reviews
Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Granola Bars Dark Chocolate, Peanut & Almond
I love the combination of sweet & salty in these bars. With 160 calories per bar, I can eat one every day for breakfast. Nature Valley Sweet & Salty granola bars come in a variety of flavors, but the Dark Chocolate, Peanut & Almond are my... +
I love the combination of sweet & salty in these bars. With 160 calories per bar, I can eat one every day for breakfast. Nature Valley Sweet & Salty granola bars come in a variety of flavors, but the Dark Chocolate, Peanut & Almond are my favorites. -
Johnson’s Calming Baby Shampoo
My first choice for infants or young children who still get shampoo in their eyes. I use it on my 2 year old, as well as myself sometimes. A little goes a long way, and smells great!
My first choice for infants or young children who still get shampoo in their eyes. I use it on my 2 year old, as well as myself sometimes. A little goes a long way, and smells great! -
Rainbow Stars Stacker
My 1 year old loved playing with these. He would dump them all over, then stack them inside each other again. Also great for pool or bath time play, and learning colors.
My 1 year old loved playing with these. He would dump them all over, then stack them inside each other again. Also great for pool or bath time play, and learning colors. -
Hasbro Classic Jenga
Great, fun family game. Even youngsters who won't understand the "rules" of the game can have fun just building with these. Strong sturdy wooden blocks.
Great, fun family game. Even youngsters who won't understand the "rules" of the game can have fun just building with these. Strong sturdy wooden blocks. -
Hasbro Cootie game
My 6 year old loves to play this game, as well as her older cousins. You take turns "building" your own Cootie bug, first one to finish wins. It helps with learning colors, as well as putting things together. It does contain small parts, so I... +
My 6 year old loves to play this game, as well as her older cousins. You take turns "building" your own Cootie bug, first one to finish wins. It helps with learning colors, as well as putting things together. It does contain small parts, so I wouldn't recommend it for toddlers or any young child who still puts everything in his/her mouth. -
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