Lamaze Early Development Toy, Sir Prance A Lot buy

FEATURED Lamaze Early Development Toy, Sir Prance A Lot

• Squeaky knight
• Clacking rings
• Knottie activity legs
• Jingle
• Crinkle

Lamaze Early Development Toy, Sir Prance A Lot

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Little Dundi My Early Steps Baby Walker, Gray buy

FEATURED Little Dundi My Early Steps Baby Walker, Gray

• cradles baby's ENTIRE torso for full stability and comfort - best designed soft structured walker on the market
• one size - the only soft structured baby walker adjustable for baby's height and chest circumference or thicker clothing
• fastening on back situated close to baby's high center of gravity for increased control
• removable holding straps are situated away from baby's ears - no undesired rubbing during use and the possibility to take them off and let baby crawl safely during periods of rest
• safety tested for key US, Canada and EU standards; multi award-winning

The unique design of my early steps promotes a natural posture for baby (arms are used for balancing, which is key to maintaining balance while transitioning from one foot to the other), visual feedback related to each step (the view of baby's feet is unobstructed), and a natural posture for the adult (comfortably upright the adult benefits from not experiencing back pain in result of bending). The distinctive shell design of my early steps cradles baby's entire torso and ensures maximum stability. The lower part of the walker absorbs part of baby's weight and prevents the top part from gathering up under baby's arms during use. The wide leg openings allow free leg movement so that baby can gradually build up the upper muscle strength requ

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Furniture in the Southern Style: 27 Shop Drawings of Furniture from the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts

FEATURED Furniture in the Southern Style: 27 Shop Drawings of Furniture from the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts

Historic forms of simple furniture have long been popular with amateur woodworkers, collectors and those seeking to better understand our past. But furniture from the Southern United States has largely been ignored, and Furniture in the Southern Style fills that gap. Furniture in the Southern Style documents proportions and details of this important and distinctive style through measured drawings of original pieces in the MESDA collection, and information in the Object and Craftsman databases at MESDA. The focus of Furniture in the Southern Style are the less formal pieces, largely unknown to those outside of the area where they are produced. The pieces you will see are great demonstrations of the style, each appropriately documented with i

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