Sunday, November 29, 2009

Celebrate Cyber Monday with Free Shipping!

Pure and Honest Kids is offering FREE SHIPPING today to celebrate Cyber Monday! At checkout, simply use the following code and receive free shipping on all purchases!

Free Shipping Code: FREESHIP

Today's the perfect day to start shopping for all the little ones on your holiday list this year. We have a very user-friendly holiday section on the Web site to assist you in making your holiday shopping as easy as possible!

Our new holiday section has Holiday Sleepwear, Stocking Stuffers, and gifts categorized by price. From under $15, all the way to over $50, you are sure to find the perfect gift at Pure and Honest Kids.

Happy shopping on this Cyber Monday! Enjoy the free shipping!

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Playing Dress-Up!

Playing dress-up is one of my daughter’s favorite things to do. We do it almost every day! I am always looking for new dress-up pieces to add to her dress-up collection.

Pure and Honest Kids has a few must-have dress-up pieces that you must check out! This is a perfect holiday gift for your little princess. Here are some of my favorites below.


Fairy Wishes Tutu Dress
$36.00
Make her wishes come true! This magical Fairy Wishes Tutu Dress has layer upon layer of sweet tulle and a stretch elastic opening. Accented with beautiful rose buds at the chest this dress has ties around the neck with silky cream ribbon. Perfect as a gift, this tutu dress seems like a staple for every little girl's toy box! *Hairpiece not included.*

Sweetheart Tutu Set
$24.00
Give your little sweet heart the gift of magic with the Sweet Heart Tutu set! With layers of tulle and a stretch elastic waistband - this tutu set will fit for years of play. The coordinating tee shirt features a cute heart applique and ruched sleeves. Just try to get her to take the heart-appliqued tee shirt and coordinating tulle tutu off! Shirt is 100% cotton and machine washable.

My First Scrubs (Lab Green)
$34.00
Just what the doctor ordered! A genuine version of what real doctors and nurses wear, these scrubs are as cute as the baby or child that wears them. Mini scrub set, in lab green, includes drawstring pants and a snap shoulder closure shirt. Makes a great gift for a doctor's child or a perfect outfit for a new Big Brother or Big Sister to visit the hospital in! 100% cotton. Machine wash.

Allow 1 week for shipping when personalized. Add embroidery color and add personalization in the box below or in the box at checkout.

Pretty Princess Tutu Set
$24.00
Give your pretty Princess the gift of magic with the Pretty Princess Tutu set. With layers of tulle and a stretch elastic waistband - this tutu set will fit for years of play. The coordinating tee shirt features a crown applique and delicately ruched sleeves. Just try to get her to take the crown-appliqued tee shirt and coordinating tulle tutu off! Shirt is 100% cotton and machine washable.



Ivory Fairy Tutu
$29.99
This beautiful fairy tutu is not your average tutu! Make with layer upon layer of the softest netting that's adorned with little petals, her imagination is sure to run wild the moment she slips this little tutu on! Oh, she's just going to love it!

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Holiday Shopping Has Never Been So Easy!

Pure and Honest Kids just added a new Holiday Shopping section to our Web site! Categorized by theme and price, you’ll find just what you are looking for in the Holiday section on our Web site!

We have Holiday Sleepwear, Stocking Stuffers, and gifts categorized by price, too! From under $15, all the way to over $50, you are sure to find the perfect gift at any price point in the Pure and Honest Kids Holiday Shopping section.

Happy shopping and Happy Holidays from Pure and Honest Kids!

Monday, November 23, 2009

Let Your Little Chef Help You This Thanksgiving Holiday!

With so much to do to prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, I was wondering how am I going to get it all done with a toddler and a newborn at home? Instead of trying to find ways to entertain my three-year old while I’m cooking, this year, I am going to let her be my little chef and join in on the Thanksgiving fun!

Here are some ways you can let your little chef (safely) help you prepare a fabulous meal this Thanksgiving holiday!

- Teach your child the importance of washing your hands before preparing a meal. Letting them wash their hands in the sink all by themselves will certainly be fun for them! Also teach your kid to wash their hands in between each dish you make, too. Playing with soap and water will be a highlight for your little one during the cooking process.

- Talk about kitchen safety with your child as you cook. Teach them never to touch the stove or oven while you are cooking, and to never touch knives or other sharp tools while preparing food.

- Prep the foods before you cook with your child. If you have the ingredients already measured out, your child can be the official food “dumper” and pour the ingredients in bowls, blenders and crock pots for you. This will save you time and will also allow you to keep things rolling in the kitchen, so you don’t have to appease a small child who doesn’t want to wait for you to cut and prep the ingredients.

- Ask your children to wash the fruits and vegetables, snap the green beans, and stir the cake batter. These tasks are easy and safe, and are also very helpful to you as you prepare the rest of your meal.

- Encourage your child to help you clean as you go. Give them the job of washing the bowls or dishes. They will see it as a game rather than a chore and you’ll have a clean kitchen by the time you are finished preparing your foods! It’s a win-win!

- If there is not enough room or things to do with the actual preparation of the food, then ask your child to make placemats, place setting cards, or table decorations for your feast! They will love making decorations for the table and for your guests. Simply provide them with the necessary supplies (crayons, paper, tape, glue, scissors, etc.) and this will keep them happily occupied while you cook away!

- Also, have your kids set the table for you while you cook. Show them an example of a place setting and see if they can replicate it for you. You can be the inspector and inspect their work! They’ll love trying to mimic the place setting you created and will also learn table-setting etiquette that they can put into practice all year long.

Hopefully these tips will help keep your Thanksgiving holiday a little more. Happy Thanksgiving from Pure and Honest Kids!

Also, check out these fabulous aprons and smocks for your little chefs! They'll feel like the "real deal" with these adorable, perfectly sized aprons for kids, available at Pure and Honest Kids!

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Big Brother and Big Sisters Can Get Creative!


Pure and Honest Kids has a great new product for kids expecting a brand new baby in the family…Big Brother and Big Sister Paint Can T-Shirt Sets!

You can create a special memory with your older child by doing this super-fun craft kit! The Paint Can T-Shirt set includes:

• 1 White 100% cotton short sleeve tee shirt
• 2 paintbrushes
• 6 colors of fabric paint to create any skin, hair, or eye color.
• 1 gallon paint can for storage

You and the big brother or big sister to-be can paint the kid on the t-shirt to look just like them! Your oldest child will be proud to wear their new t-shirt to the hospital to meet their new baby brother or sister!

We know how important it is to make your older children to feel special when a new baby arrives in the family. That’s why we have an excellent selection of sibling gifts. To check them out, click here!

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Help! Is My Child is Over-Scheduled?


I have been wondering lately, "Is my child over-scheduled?" Granted, she LOVES being busy. And there isn’t an activity out there that she doesn’t want to try. However, some weeks I feel like we are running from event to event, activity to activity, and it makes me wonder, are we over-scheduling our daughter? And if so, how do we determine what stays in the schedule and what goes?
Here are some good tips I found while researching over-scheduled child.

Signs You May Be Over-Scheduling Your Child:
- Your child tells you they don’t want to go do a special activity or practice repeatedly. They either may not like it as much you as think they do or they would rather have more time at home.

- You feel like your life is too hectic. If you are feeling that way, then your child is probably feeling that way, too.

- If you don’t see many blank days on the calendar, you may be over-scheduling yourself and your children. It is important to have “do nothing” days, or as we call them, “choose your own adventure” days.

- You find your vocabulary mainly consists of “hurry,” “let’s go,” and "come one, we are going to be late again.”

- Your child cannot figure out how to play alone during unscheduled free time.

Remember that over-scheduling distracts parents from what you are ultimately trying to create: a peaceful, loving home that makes you and your children happy.

If you have a few minutes, check out this article from www.parenthood.com. It is entitled, “When Kids Have Too Much To Do, They May Need Time to Do Nothing.” It is a very informative and thought-provoking article.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Puffy Coat

As seen on Celebrity Baby Blog, puffy coats are all the rage for this winter! Celebrities are dressing their tots in these very fashionable and very warm style of coats!

Make sure your little guy is stylish and warm, too, with this adorable puffy coat from Alphabet, available at Pure and Honest Kids!

The extra insulation in this puffy coat will makes sure your little boy stays cozy during the winter season. It looks as great as it feels, too!

Alphabet Hooded Puffy Coat
$80.00
Now this is a coat! The Puff Hooded Jacket from Alphabet is definitely emphasizes the fun in functional! The dark red puffy jacket with hood is so warm and cozy for all of those cold winter days! He can choose to wear this coat with our without the zip off hood. And, as if that weren't enough, zippered sleeves are easily removable to create a super fun vest that he won't be able to get enough of. Can you say versatile?