B. Curious - B. Toys Brand

A couple months ago I blogged about a toy brand that I had found by accident and absolutely fell in love with.

B.Toys. I found one by chance at Costco and knew from the first second I lied eyes on it that it was a must have.

Things to love about this toy brand: The colors are amazing. Ok, so this might not seem like an important feature, but esthetically speaking I am sick of everything baby related being bright red, blue, white, etc. Just like the fact that I am reluctant to dress Monster in day clothes that are baby blue.

Reason two: The toy makers make a distinct effort to incorporate learning. I guess if I was a good mom this reason would probably be number one.

Reason three: I can really only speak to the piece that I purchased (Times Square) but along with learning the square accents different ways of learning. One side of the square is a press and play piano. Perfect for me because I'd really like my Monster to be musically inclined. Along with the piano, it also features a clock, numbers, alphabet pieces and shapes.

I'm not doing the toy justice, click here to see Times Square.

The reason I've brought the toy brand back up in my blog is because *pauses for suspense* Zellers has started carrying them! I stumbled across them in the "learning toy" aisle and almost shrieked with delight. When I say almost I mean, I did!

I know what I'm spending some money on around Christmas time! Not only for Monster, but the other children in my life. This is the second B. Toy I'll be purchasing for Monster! Parum Pum Pum.

B. Curious Toys

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The best find of the day, however, was not clothing related at all!

As the three of us were walking towards the bakery, I caught a glimpse of something bright and colorful on an end cap. I walk towards it for a closer look, knowing it must be something baby or kid related and I'm always scouting out new and exciting toys for learning.

To my great excitement, I was RIGHT! I came across a B. Curious Toy called "Times Square". It's a new rendition of a classic toy I've seen many times. It incorporates so many levels for learning, this toy will keep Monster and I busy for a long, long time.

On the packaging the toy boasts 6 sides of learning, and fun. As I examined the toy closer I couldn't contain my excitement for it. I put it in the cart without question, and couldn't wait to get it and my Monster home to try it out. Of course, at 4 months my Monster is a little young to know his letters and numbers, but he does have enough hand-eye coordination to operate the piano and the telephone (somewhat).

This toy is aimed at children ages 1-3, but with some dedication, this is a toy we and his learning can grow with starting even now. Now that my eyes are open to this toy maker, and his potential, I am saddened by the fact that it is primarily sold in Targets. An American big box store.

B. Curious Toys