This container has a transparent window on its side that makes it easier to tell how much remains in the container. It is very lightweight, but the top does takes a bit of effort to get off and on.
Three white cylindrical containers with navy blue lids are displayed against a neutral background. Each vessel features a small, arch-shaped translucent window near the base. A scale bar at the bottom of the frame indicates that the center container has a width of 6.0 inches.
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The large handle with a non-slip surface on this scrub brush provides a really good grip even with wet soapy hands.
This cleaning brush features a white body with a black, rounded handle grip. The bristles are a mix of white and light blue, and a measurement bar at the bottom indicates the product is 6.0 inches wide.
Cookery (Potatoes) -- Equipment and supplies
This innovative Potato Masher lets you make smooth mashed potatoes with less pressure on your hands. A broad, soft, horizontal handle lets you press straight down while it cushions your grip and absorbs pressure.
This stainless steel potato masher features a perforated oval base attached to two vertical metal arms. A thick black handle sits horizontally across the top of the arms. A dimension line at the bottom indicates a width of 6.0 inches or 15.24 centimeters.
The Good Grips Soap Pump Palm Brush is an easy to grip cleaning tool for dish washing.
A round scrubbing brush is centered on a plain light gray surface. It features a black circular handle with a central button and white bristles fanning out around the edges. A scale bar at the bottom indicates a measurement of 6.0 inches or 15.24 centimeters.
Salads -- Cookery -- Equipment and supplies
The salad spinner has a large plunger, which when activated, sets the spinner in motion to remove water. There is a slide on the left that locks the spinner so it won’t move. On the right there is a push button brake that slows down the spinner.
The components include a white lid with a black pump, a white plastic colander basket, and a clear plastic bowl. A measurement scale at the bottom indicates the central basket is 6 inches wide. All items are displayed against a solid light gray background.
This long stuffed snake is easy for a child of any age or ability to play with. There are two colors available: yellow and lime green. The snakes have long red felt tongues.
The plush snake features a multi-colored tie-dye pattern and is coiled into a tight spiral. It has small black eyes and a pink forked tongue extending from its front. A black scale bar at the bottom of the frame measures 1.0 foot.
This toy encourages role play and hand-eye coordination. The house has 16 pieces of furiture and fixtures that stow inside the house for easy storage and portability.
The toy house features white siding-textured walls and a blue roof with molded shingle details. A rounded window sits on the left side, and a latch connects the two main sections in the center. The structure sits on a textured turquoise base, and a measurement bar below indicates the house is 1.0 foot wide.
This is a small walker for children, similar to the walkers that older people use. It helps kids that are just starting to walk stay stable and feel secure. It can also be used in a sitting position as an activity table as soon as a baby can sit up.
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This white plastic walker features a large red textured handle and sits on four thick wheels in blue and teal. The front includes a yellow activity center with a spinning blue dial, illustrated shapes, and a horizontal rod with five multi-colored beads. A measurement graphic at the base indicates a width of 1.0 foot.
This tape player for little kids has a large, easy-grip handle (for little fingers), big buttons and a microphone with a large handle.
This plastic toy has a yellow body with red accents and two large blue handles on the sides. It features a cassette deck on the front, colorful control buttons, and a blue microphone at the top. A measurement line at the bottom indicates the player is 6 inches wide.
The child-sized chair and stool are made of bent plywood with an upholstered seat and back. It mimics an adult chair and ottoman and provides a comfortable resting place for a child.
The chair has dark blue cushions on a light-toned wood frame with curved armrests and a continuous base. Black feet are attached to the front part of the base on the floor. A scale marker at the bottom of the frame indicates a distance of 1.0 ft (.3048 m).
This little table has a set of push buttons of different types around the perimeter. When the buttons are pressed, the toy makes noises that are based on the type of disk inserted in the middle of the table. There is a storage compartment to store other disks.
This multicolored plastic activity table features a top section with interactive buttons, dials, and a red rim embossed with letters. The table is supported by three wide legs in yellow, blue, and teal, with numbers one through five embossed on their surfaces. A scale bar at the bottom indicates the object's width is approximately one foot.
These plastic bins can be used for easy storage. There are three sizes: small, medium, and large.
A rectangular orange bin is centered on a grey background and covered with a white lid featuring a central circular indentation. A scale bar at the bottom indicates the container is 1.0 foot in length. The bin has rounded edges and a small lip near the top rim.
This purse incorporates a wiggly giggly ball and a purse. The purse has a handle and it opens in the middle for children to put their belongings inside the ball. The purse giggles when being used.
This purple spherical object features horizontal orange stripes and the orange text "Wiggly Giggly" printed on its upper half. It includes a built-in handle at the top and several round, recessed openings distributed across its surface. A black line below the object specifies its width as 6.0 inches or 15.24 centimeters.
This is a device that little kids can use on their backs. A variety of interesting objects hang from the structure. The gym has a child style model of a car dashboard with knobs and buttons representing the controls found in a car. This toy encourages a baby's natural movements by rewarding kicking with dancing lights, music, motion, and plenty of activities.
The activity gym consists of a white overhead console with spinning rollers, buttons, and a red central dial supported by yellow and blue plastic frames. Two colorful rattles hang from the arch above a red and pink back panel featuring a cartoon character. The entire structure sits on a plain grey surface with a scale bar indicating one foot.
This intelligent toy plays music as you draw on the tablet like an etch-a-sketch. The result looks like finger painting on a gel coating. It also has cookie cutter stencils of different sizes that can be removed and pressed against the tablet to make different shapes.
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This toddler activity toy features a yellow scalloped frame with a central blue screen and a carrying handle at the top. The base is blue and contains four colorful buttons in different shapes, while a green bar with orange rollers sits across the bottom of the screen. A blue musical note button and an orange flower-shaped speaker are positioned on the sides of the main frame.
This ball wiggles and giggles when it moves. It aims at encouraging motor skills and play.
This sphere features horizontal lime green and dark green stripes, dark blue circles, and the red text "Wiggly Giggly" near the top. Several small circular holes are recessed into the surface, revealing purple interiors with tiny perforations. A measurement line below the object indicates a diameter of 6.0 inches or 15.24 centimeters.
The Gertie Mondo ball comes with a straw to blow it up. The ball is squeezable, grabbable, and catchable.
A large teal ball sits on a solid gray surface. A small, circular white plug is positioned near the top center of the ball. Below the ball, a black line scale indicates a measurement of 1.0 ft or .3048 m.
This ball has an extra nobbie surface that makes it easy to catch and throw. This boosts confidence especially in young children who are still learning to grasp.
A round green ball covered in small protrusions is positioned in the center of the frame. A small silver air valve is visible near the center of the ball. A scale line at the bottom measures the diameter of the ball as 6.0 inches or 15.24 centimeters.
This Jr. sized football encourages children to learn how to throw and catch a ball. It is lightweight and has a foam grip so that it can be handled easily.
This two-toned foam football features a blue top half and an orange bottom half with a pebbled texture throughout. The words "TURBO JR" are embossed on the blue section, which also includes raised molded laces. A measurement line at the bottom shows the ball is 6.0 inches or 15.24 centimeters long.
This is an imaginary play kitchen made out of colored plastic with large handles that are easy to manipulate. It has features through which children learn something about universal design like lower counter surface height for seated work and levered handle faucets.
A side view of a colorful plastic toy kitchen features a light blue body, a pink countertop with a scalloped edge, and a purple faucet. The unit stands on a yellow base against a solid gray background. A black measurement line at the bottom indicates the depth is 1.0 foot or 0.3048 meters.
This ball has an extra nobbie surface that makes it easy to catch and throw. This boosts confidence especially in young children who are still learning to grasp. Available in the following colors: purple, red, teal and blue.
This blue spherical object features a surface covered in small, rounded protrusions. It is positioned in the center of a light gray field. A black measurement line at the bottom indicates the object has a width of 6.0 inches or 15.24 centimeters.
This is a soft piano that looks like a small quilt with piano keys painted on it. It is designed to be strapped to the foot wall of a crib. When kids kick each key, a different sound is activated
for example, the first six letters of the alphabet.
This rectangular fabric toy features a red border and a central blue area decorated with cartoon animals and geometric shapes. A white plastic panel at the top contains five buttons labeled A through E, while five piano keys below are numbered 1 to 5 and show different animal characters. Three yellow ties are attached to the edges of the padded mat.
This footstool helps children reach items on higher counters. It is especially helpful when allowing children to wash their hands and brush their teeth on their own.
The footstool features a light-colored bentwood frame with four angled legs and horizontal crossbars secured by visible silver hardware. A rectangular navy blue fabric cushion rests on top of the curved wooden structure. A scale at the bottom indicates the object is approximately 1.0 foot or .3048 meters wide.
This chair is durable, stackable and lightweight. It is also quite comfortable and can be used for the deck, garden, or in any room of the house.
Won the silver IDEA award for the ‘oh chair’ 1999
This red chair features a contoured seat and backrest with integrated armrests containing circular cutouts. It is supported by four slim, silver-colored metal legs that angle slightly outwards. A scale indicator at the bottom shows a measurement of 1.0 ft (.3048 m) against a solid light grey backdrop.
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