Showing posts with label girl products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl products. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2009

LemonHead Kidz hair accessories

My daughter loves getting dressed up, wearing shoes, and having her hair fixed up with "pretties." I was excited when Family Review Network teamed up with LemonHead Kidz to review their hair accessories! I couldn't wait to see what was coming in the mail for Madelyn! I got a cute flower hair clip, and an adjustable hair band. I saw the flower hair clip, and Madelyn's face lit up! Of coarse she wanted to have in in her hair right away! The flower is a nice size and is visible in her hair. I got the pink silk flower ($6.00). I like that she can wear it with anything with those colors! LemonHead Kidz offers 7 colors of the silk flowers. They also have other clipeez: felt flowers, felt butterflies, felt bows, iridescent bows, and polka dot flowers.

The Bandeez (adjustable hair band, $9.00) that I got to review was the Grosgrain Flower Power in a light pink. It is adorable! I love the pattern that LemonHeads sent me! Pink and Brown are the in colors right now. It looks really cute in Madelyn's hair. I love how it is adjustable and it is made with special Velcro techniques to keep the band in my daughter's fine hair. LemonHead Kidz offers several patterns to choose from for the Bandeez! One I know my neice would love is the Grosgrain Pink Camouflage!

LemonHead Apparel LLC, founded by Noeui Lalonde, wanted something better for their daughter's hair! With their little two-year-old taking apart the hair clips and the embellishments, the frustrations were building....not to mention the check book. Clipeez were born, and stayed in their daughter's fine hair!! The Bandeez Headbands were originally designed for their two-year-old. Their headbands are fully adjustable, and they fit infants to moms on-the-go. They're designed to not slip or slide on heads of any size. They don't use magnets or hot glue, and NOTHING squeezed out of a bottle like silicone or rubber. The premium patented GRIPSTRIP is made of a unique reliable material that is identical in every clip. LemonHead Kidz have also patented several processes to make the Clipeez and attach embelishments reliably to their Clipeez that is so secure it impresses every time.

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

A Girls ’n Grace Christmas Contest!

Pam Davis, creator of Girls ’n Grace, and Authentic Books are sponsoring a contest, just in time for Christmas. To launch the release of the latest two books in the Girls ’n Grace series, Sydney Claire: A Girl ’n Grace in the 1960’s and Mesi’s Season of Change: A Friendship Story, they are giving away one of the character dolls.
As a Christian mother, Pam Davis knows the lasting imprint that “playtime” can really leave on an impressionable little girl. With the right character as a role model, God could use those sweet afternoon tea parties, hours of make-believe, and sleepovers to sow seeds of faith in tender hearts. This concept became the foundation for the Girls ’n Grace products, a line of dolls and books designed to fulfill Davis’ dream of demonstrating to today’s young girls what it means to be girls of grace. To enter the doll giveaway contest, submit your story about your best teachable grace moment with a child in your life to mystory@girlsngrace.com. Below is the information that you need to include on your entry.
· All entries must be submitted by December 17 to mystory@girlsngrace.com
· Stories should be 400 words or less
· Include the name of the blog site (or a link to the blog) where you saw this contest
· Include your preference of Sydney Clair or Mesi doll
· The winner will be notified, and the doll will be shipped to arrive on December 23.
· Please note that entries may be reprinted/reposted by Girls ’n Grace and Authentic

If you would like to post this contest on your blog site too, please send the link of your post to ajennings@tbbmedia.com, and you will receive a copy of each of the new books. The blog that has the most entries will also win a doll to keep for themselves or that can be given away on their blog.
Visit the Girls ’n Grace interactive website at http://www.girlsngrace.com/ for more information about the books, dolls, Bible studies, games and more.

Friday, November 7, 2008

Some more Christmas ideas..

Are you looking for a great gift for that girl who is past the baby dolly stage, but not a late teen yet? Mattel just launched one of the hottest new toys this July called MyMeebas. It’s the first Mattel toy for girls to combine electronic game play with a plush surprise. There is a portable tube that girls can play over 20 games and activities on with 7 levels of play on the sliding LCD screen. Through fun, nurturing game play, girls care for and interact with their My Meebas toy until they are fully grown on the screen. Inside the tube, which has to be unlocked with game play, holds a treasured plush pet....and there may even be "twins" inside! Each My Meebas plush toy surprise is different, with 60 to collect! There are different categories to chose from when picking your My Meebas: intelligence, love, friendship, happiness, luck and beauty. You can purchase these fun and interactive toys online, or I know Walmart sells them, too. The only suggestion I would have with this toy is to add a volume control. I think this is a fun toy for girls.Polly Pocket has come out with the paper doll of today! Pop 'N Swap is a line of Polly Pockets that offers girls to change outfits, hair styles/colors, and accessories with just "popping" a new piece on. Pop 'N Swap has five heads, nine torsos, and nine bottoms that simply click together, making it easy for little hands to change outfits easily! My daughter had a blast making the dolls different and changing the looks. Girls can create endless style combinations by mixing-and-matching the different pieces, making for endless hours of play. Polly Pocket has great play value at a great price point, so it’s easy to let girls collect them all! Polly Pocket Pop 'N Swaps come in many different styles, some of which are dance, city girl, beach doll, disco doll, and more! Again, I think this is a great fun, and imaginative set to give some little girl! Mattel makes great products!

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Bella Sara Trading Cards: A Review

Bella Sara is a trading card game, very similar to Pokemon cards. Bella Sara is a card game geared toward girls ages 5 to 12. The cards have pictures of horses on them. Girls can access the magical online land at Land of the North of North where the horses live (from the Bella Sara trading cards). Girls can feed, care for, train, and play with their horses and also play games and solve puzzles on the site.
Bella Sara will be introducing the new baby Bella foals coming soon! On November 6th, the website is kicking off a 10-day celebration where kids can qualify to win ~daily~ prizes, print of babies' birth certificates, read stories, get access to special codes and more.
Team Mom sent me 2 packs of sample cards of Baby Bella cards to preview. The cards have special access codes to use in the land of the North of North. Once those codes are entered, the horses are put in your stable. Then, you can earn horseshoes to trade in for things to decorate your stable. I think this is a fun outlet for girls to explore, but I am not into the magical/mystical products much. I know that so many boys are really into Pokemon trading cards, so I think this is a fun way for girls to get in on the trading/playing cards, too. Target is offering a 10% discount right now for Baby Bella Blister packs, 2 packs, value collections or holiday tins. Click here to find out where you can find Baby Bella cards near you.

Friday, October 24, 2008

Fancy Nancy Posh Bedroom Board Game: Review and Giveaway

Girls will be in girl haven with the new game from Briarpatch called Fancy Nancy Posh Bedroom board game! This game kids can enter Nancy's world where they can dazzle in her posh bedroom, play with the deck of tiaras, wands and bows. Her bedroom is frilly, socks are lacey, and she totes a pen with a plume.
For ages 5+, “Posh is a fancy word for fancy!” 2 – 4 players will delight in helping Fancy Nancy transform her world from plain to fancy. She even teaches her family to be fancy. Boas, ribbons, tiaras and oodles of other frilly accessories make the posh makeover complete! This game is a challenge to see who the first player to complete the posh bedroom makeover is!
You can purchase this game for $20.99 from Briarpatch.
Briarpatch’s strong legacy of stimulating children’s lives through fun and eco-friendly products has earned the company over 300 industry awards (and counting). Since its founding, the company’s co founders applied environmentally conscious business practices in such innovative ways as using vegetable and soy-based inks and post consumer materials. A key ingredient to Briarpatch’s success has been to combine fun with learning. Both parents and children adore the exciting new licenses and products that Briarpatch continually brings to market. Few game and puzzle companies can boast a green thumb while enriching childhood.
Would you like to enter to win your own Fancy Nancy Posh Bedroom Game? Briarpatch has offered to sponsor a giveaway for my readers! This contest is open to all readers living in the Continental United States. Go to the Briarpatch website, and look at all the games, puzzles and cards they have. Come back here and comment on which ones sound interesting, or that you would like to own. Click here to see how you can earn extra credits to win, and click here to see guidelines and the official rules. Contest will end on November 6th, at 7:00 PM CST.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Girl Tech: Stylin' Studio ~A Review

***This review was done from a guest blogger***
Hi, I'm Lisa of Our Seven Qtpies. I have 3 girls. That kind of makes me an expert at girly things, right? OK, but I do know a lot about girls. That is why Sarah asked me to review the Stylin' Studio as a guest blogger. All of my daughters are interested in seeing different looks on themselves, some for fun, some to experiment. Stylin' Studio is just the thing for experimenting with different looks. We had so much fun changing hairstyles and colors and adding fun clothing and accessories. We laughed at each other, and especially at the girl that comes standard with the program. Because Cody, my 13 yo son, was playing around with it and I thought he was dressing himself up, but it wasn't him! The girl looks nearly identical to Cody. His own mother didn't know it wasn't him in drag. The software offers a lot of features. I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of hair styles. I had expected to only have a dozen or so to choose from, but I couldn't honestly tell you how many there were, maybe 50 or more. In addition to that, there are features to widen or narrow the looks to fit different shaped heads. Many of the software features impressed me. The hardware, on the other hand, was seriously disappointing. The wand hardly works, it is so difficult that it takes less than a minute to just give up and use the computer's mouse. The camera on the hardware leaves more than a little to be desired. Just to focus on getting the face in the right spot, then finding a way to actually take the picture, and then waiting the extremely long time it takes for the picture to take is so frustrating. The quality of the picture is blurry and rarely in the right place. It is much easier to use a picture taken with a camera. I am mixed on my feelings about the product. So much of it was difficult to use and difficult to figure out, but the program was a lot of fun when a good picture was finally found. My daughters, and even my teenage son, had fun playing with the Stylin' Studio programs. If you can just set aside the use of the hardware and use your own pictures, or are very patient, you will enjoy it.
Some of the specifications:
Built in digital camera that connects to the monitor.
Tons of cool effects for make-up, hair, clothing and accessories.
Cool touchpad console.
Digital makeovers using their own computer.
Girls can print out their new look or email to their friends and family.

Ages: 8 years and up.
Retail price is appoximately $70.00.