March 2009 Notable Toys — Gifts

This is a heat and cold therapy item that looks like a stuffed animal and is part of the Toasty Wild Animal Collection. It can be a calming, soothing aid for children, and also may comfort those with Alzheimer's, anxiety or sore muscles. The elephant can be warmed in the microwave to deliver heat therapy, or placed in the freezer to deliver cold therapy for up to two hours. Launch date: 2007.

Each alarm makes the sound of the animal on the dial, so the dog barks, the frog ribbits and the butterfly kisses. Batteries are included. The product features a clear-box design with a "hear me" option that allows customers to hear the sound of the clock alarm sound inside the package. The product is 7" tall, with a 4"-diameter clock face. "Bright colors and clearly printed numbers make it fun for children to learn how to tell time," a representative of Streamline Inc. told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2007.

While this watch can't its wearer back in time, it does create the illusion that time is running backwards. The numbers on each 1.25" round clock face are arranged counter-clockwise and the hands move counter-clockwise as well. The watch has a leather strap and metal casing. It is designed to fit most adult wrists. Launch date: January 15, 2009.

This stain-resistant, machine-washable lunch bag is made of sturdy neoprene, which also acts to insulate and cushion contents. The lightweight bag measures 12" L x 10" W x 6" D and has interior pockets, cushioned handles, and wide zipper openings for accessibility.

This recycled cuff bracelet features two rows to display colorful, snap-on Shains letters and icons. The cuff is available in black, blue, concrete, earth, grass, orchid, pink, poppy, red, sky, sun and vanilla shades. This set includes each letter of the alphabet along with seven icons.

From the Toasty Barnyard Collection, this plush pig has a herb and flaxseed filling and is designed to deliver heat and cold therapy by being warmed in the microwave or placed in the freezer. Launch date: 2007.

This soft, plush duck functions as a source of heat and cold therapy. It can be warmed in the microwave to deliver heat therapy, or frozen to provide cold therapy for up to 2 hours. Launch date: 2007.

This classy bunny rabbit with silky fur is a therapy item that can be warmed in the microwave to provide hear or placed in the freezer to provide cold therapy for up to two hours. The bunny has a herb and flaxseed filling. Launch date: 2007.

This little baby doll with a big smile is made in the USA of 100-percent phthalate-free material.

This firefighter themed toothbrush holder is a stand to place one's toothbrush. A two-minute sand timer is included to help ensure kids brush their teeth for a full two minutes. Toothbrush not included.

This police officer themed toothbrush holder is a stand to place one's toothbrush. A two-minute sand timer is included to help ensure kids brush their teeth for a full two minutes. Toothbrush not included.

A collection of bracelets and necklaces in a wide variety of color options.

These colorful accessories come in assorted colors and designs to match the outfit of the day. Accessories include rings, clips, and ponytail straps.

Use this letter frame to personalize a person's room with their name. Letters are available in assorted colors and designs.

These one-of-a-kind, handmade fabric friends are fair trade and stand 1.5" tall. They feature large mouths and variety of colorful designs.

17" Diameter.  Glass face with acrylic case.  Neon runs on adaptor (included) Clock runs on 1-AA Battery.

Available in Clear Top or Soft Glo.  15" Diameter with 11.5" Serving Platform. Adjustable hand strap

Avaliable in Two Battery Options:
Disposable Battery Option: Requires 8-AA Batteries (not included).  The tray will run approximately 6 hours with one set of batteries.

ReChargable Battery Option: ReChargable Battery Pack and Charger are included.  The tray will run approximately 6 hours on one charge.

CustomTrays with Branding are Available.  Call for information and pricing.

Brown pelicans dive from a great height with an enormous splash to grab fish and store them in their pouch until they can swallow them head first. They can be seen along the coasts of the western hemisphere' flying in lines' skimming close to the water in a synchronized ballet.

Each of these 5"x7" duo-tone cards "speak for themselves".

Cards are printed on Reincarnation paper: 50% PCW, 100% Recycled. The envelopes are 100% Kenaf. Paper with a Past... and a Future.

Brown rockfish are found in the kelp forests and shallow reefs of the Pacific Coast from Baja California to Alaska. They eat crustaceans and small fish. Their spines are mildly venomous. These animal "paintings" were created with a computer. The original photograph was taken by Carol.

These cards are 5"x7" Gicleé prints on 90lb watercolor paper, suitable for framing. Envelope features a small black&white print. Each card and envelope are individually sealed in glassine packaging.

Giraffes are residents of the African plains and usually don't wear tam-o'-shanters. These animal "photos" were created by combining animal pictures with hat pictures in a computer. No animal was wrestled into a hat or had their ears pulled through little holes. All the original photos were taken by Carol.

Prints are 8"x10" frame size (approx. 5"x7" image size) with solid white mattes mounted on 1/4" foamboard.