August 2009 Notable Toys — Gifts

This banner is made of cotton and reads "Sweet Dreams" against shades of pink and green. Each individual flag is 8" x 12".

From the company's vintage magazine collection comes this 500-piece jigsaw puzzle of the March 1931 cover of Popular Mechanics Magazine. It features an image of an innovative airplane design in flight and is made in the USA from post-consumer recycled materials. Launch date: August 15, 2009.

From the company's vintage magazine collection comes this 500-piece jigsaw puzzle of the October 1926 cover of Popular Mechanics Magazine. Featuring an image of a pirate battle, it is made in the USA from post-consumer recycled materials. The company's collection features "relevant puzzles that have broad cross-market appeal from general gift buyers and casual puzzlers to even the most discerning of jigsaw enthusiasts," Adam Silver, co-President of New York Puzzle Company, told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 15, 2009.

From the company's New Yorker collection comes this 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle of the November 29, 1952, cover of The New Yorker magazine. Featuring art by Arthur Getz, this puzzle is a drawing of the famous Thanksgiving Day Parade watched around the country every year. It is made in the USA from post-consumer recycled materials. Launch date: August 15, 2009.

From the company's New Yorker collection comes this 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle of the December 8, 2008, cover of The New Yorker magazine. Finding the humor in politics, this puzzle features art by Barry Blitt, with a drawing of President Barack Obama interviewing dogs to find his new pet. It is made in the USA from post-consumer recycled materials. "We make puzzles you'll want to frame and hang as art," Adam Silver, co-president of New York Puzzle Company, told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 2009.

From the company's vintage magazine collection comes this 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle of the November 1931 cover of Good Housekeeping Magazine. It features artwork by Jessie Wilcox Smith, well known for her paintings of classic childhood experiences, and is made in the USA from post-consumer recycled materials. Launch date: August 15, 2009.

From the company's vintage magazine collection comes this 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle of the May 1925 cover of Good Housekeeping Magazine. It features artwork by Jessie Wilcox Smith, well known for her paintings of classic childhood experiences, and is made in the USA from post-consumer recycled materials. "We make puzzles you'll want to frame and hang as art. Relevant puzzles that have broad cross market appeal from general gift buyers and casual puzzlers to even the most discerning of jigsaw enthusiasts," Adam Silver, co-president of New York Puzzle Company, told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 15, 2009.

These heavy cardboard banks have a metal clasp, a color-coordination padlock and two keys — they don't have to be smashed to make a withdrawal. Each bank has three slots so the money can be sorted into Spend, Save and Share compartments. The bank measures 4" high x 4.5" in diameter. The product is printed with nontoxic inks and CE tested to ensure safety. Launch date: February 2009.

A Fathead is a life-size, hi-def, precision-cut wall graphic made of hyper-durable vinyl that's easy to put up with a special adhesive backing that allows it to be moved from wall to wall. Fathead IS NOT a poster, sticker, decal or cardboard cutout. Fathead images are impressively sized and designed so that they will not damage the wall. Launch date: June 6, 2006.

This 16" x 20" tote is designed to stores baby necessities and toys. It has double long straps, a magnetic snap closure, folds and packs for travel, and is available in six designer cotton canvas prints. It is also washable and has a zipper and double elastic pockets inside. The tote is made in the USA and comes with a carabiner key ring and padded diaper pad. Launch date: June 30, 2009.

This USB Owl bobbles its head. It measures 5.5 cm and is available in white, gray, pink and brown. Launch date: May 6, 2009.

This monkey-faced bank eats and saves coins. The size is approximately 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm. Launch date: June 6, 2009.

These fun wooden medals celebrate children's everyday achievements. Each medal comes with matching ribbon with Velcro at the top. The backside has a space for the child's name and date. Launch date: January 2009.

This colorful trio of crocheted balls features interior rattles and bright spots on the outside. They are handcrafted, and Yellow Label is a member of the Fair Trade Federation.

You want to go for a walk, go to the beach, or enjoy a picnic, but you're worried about your little one getting sunburn! What do you do?  Stay inside all day?  Absolutely not!  BabbaCo created a very lightweight, airy solution that actually has a layer of SPF and UV protection 40-50+ fabric.  The sides are mosquito netting to keep the bugs out while keeping it completely airy so your baby can enjoy the outdoors, too.  Doctors recommend not putting sunscreen on infants younger than 6 months, so this is the perfect solution!  Fits ALL standard infant car seat carriers!

Made in the USA.

No more fumbling with blankets or bulky car seat liners to keep your baby warm!  BabbaCover is an infant car seat cover that creates a tent-like environment for the baby.  Window flaps in the front and back that can be buttoned up or down, deep side cargo pockets to throw your personal items in, hole for the handle for a sure grip, snug fit on any brand of infant car seat, and a super cute design!  Snuggle fleece version is double layered with 100% cotton and 100% polar fleece.  A stylish way to truly protect your precious one from the cold!

Made in the USA

No more fumbling with blankets or bulky car seat liners to keep your baby warm!  BabbaCover is an infant car seat cover that creates a tent-like environment for the baby.  Window flaps in the front and back that can be buttoned up or down, deep side cargo pockets to throw your personal items in, hole for the handle for a sure grip, snug fit on any brand of infant car seat, and a super cute design!  Snuggle fleece version is double layered with 100% cotton and 100% polar fleece.  A stylish way to truly protect your precious one from the cold!

Made in the USA

A simple, innovative twist to the traditional burp cloth. When one side is wet or dirty, just turn it inside out and you have a whole new burp cloth! More efficient, clean and super cool.

11” Pink or Blue Pacipalz Teether

28”inch Pink or Blue Pacipalz Stuffed Animal Pillow

11”inch Blue Pacipalz w/Gerber Pacifier.

11”inch Pink Pacipalz w/ Gerber Pacifier.

This great little kit is not only simple to assemble, but practical too. Every kid needs a pouch to keep his or her “treasures!” Corps of Re-Discovery Coin Pouch Kits include soft pre-punched leather with snap, plastic lace and illustrated instructions. The finished coin pouch is 4" x 3", perfect for holding your child's "loot!" Assorted earth tone colors.

Because pioneers and colonists had limited materials, they were happy to find ways for their children to play. Iroquois Indians taught early American children to make cornhusk dolls. These Cornhusk Doll kits from Corps of Re-Discovery include everything you need to make and dress your own cornhusk doll. This is a great craft activity for children of all ages. The dolls also make unique and lively decorations. While the Cornhusk Girl Doll Kits are most popular, the Cornhusk Boy Doll Kits encourage multiple purchases. Fabric selections vary.