like holding on to the sofa and edging along the side and standing by a cardboard box and pushing that along the floor where did teh time go? 1|1|My baby's 18 & I shouldn't be a grandma for a few more yrs. yet......|maraj|maraj64@hotmail.com|13:00:40|08/10/2009|
so I'm kind of out of the loop. LOL But I was actually thinking of something like a cardboard box, or maybe a footstool. Something that's easy for the little one to push around yet won't tip over on him/her or that she/he can't fall over. If you have a lightweight footstool or one w/wheels, that should be safe. Maybe a footstool that also serves as a little storage bin so the little one can also open up the soft lid & put toys in/take them out. Babies/toddlers also seem to like "hiding" & "finding" things so it would serve 2 purposes. LOL
Please identify yourself in 1st email w/name/username. Due to recent problem trades, if I haven't traded w/you before, I will probably require you send your end 1st or I'll need LEGIT trade references/feedback. I will be happy to provide the same. IF you plan to hold your end til you've received mine, I will need to know that IMMEDIATELY, BEFORE trade is finalized.
2|1|My BABY is 22 TODAY, but this walk behind toy was a favorite of my two young grandsons. Link inside.|Ranalt|ainebailey@gmail.com|13:04:40|08/10/2009|
Life is like a cup of tea,
It's all in how you make it.
Lisa
3|1|We had a toy that was a rider, but could be converted to a walker.|Sara_s_Mom|IClipCoupons@gmail.com|14:24:55|08/10/2009|
Something like this:
http://www.fisher-price.com/fp.aspx?st=2341&e=detail&pid=40794&pcat=gobabygo 4|2|Caren, that seems to be a poplular function of the walk behind toys, converting to a ride on toy :)|Ranalt|ainebailey@gmail.com|14:29:56|08/10/2009|
Life is like a cup of tea,
It's all in how you make it.
Lisa
5|3|Thanks I'll have to check them out She said it was really funny when he was pushing the box lol|teener|teenerzacsneenee@yahoo.com|14:42:13|08/10/2009|
>Posted on Aug-10-09 at 02:29 PM (Eastern)
>by 99.131.43.53 Life is like
>a cup of tea, It's all
>in how you make it. Lisa
>