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Douglas Toys

Douglas Toys
What dog do you think is cute?

I want to get one of these plush dogs but I can not decide which one is the cutest – the Maltese, the Bernese, or the Samoyed.

Why do you buy dog toys?

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Plush Pink Monkey Wuvee 7

$7.50

Tiny “Blankies” with Satin paws and embroidered eyes. Machine washable….

Plush Orange Dog Snuggler 13

$12.71

Tiny “Blankies” with Satin trim and embroidered eyes. Machine washable….

Childs wooden computer desk for one, ages 2 – 6 – maple

$134.00

Made in Oregon utilizing American materials, designed specifically for children ages 2 – 6, with no sharp edges. The attached seat and sturdy framework add stability and lessen the chance of tumbles for toddlers as they crawl up to explore the excitement of learning with computers and other fun desktop activities.

Suitable for both right and left handed children, this child sized desk can easily…

The Best of Mozart

$4.33

The Best of Classical Kids CD series feature 55 – 70 minutes of instrumental music from six major composers specially selected by Classical Kids producer Susan Hammond. Each compilation includes child-proven works first heard in the award-winning and best-selling Classical Kids series but extended and without narration. Each CD is an engaging and entertaining listening experience for all ages. Lin…

The Best of Tchaikovsky

$3.95

The Best of Classical Kids CD series feature 55 – 70 minutes of instrumental music from six major composers specially selected by Classical Kids producer Susan Hammond. Each compilation includes child-proven works first heard in the award-winning and best-selling Classical Kids series but extended and without narration. Each CD is an engaging and entertaining listening experience for all ages. Lin…

The Best of Vivaldi

$4.51

Almost 20 excerpts of Vivaldis most important and child-friendly works: The Four Seasons, Double Orchestra Concerto, Violin Concerto and much, much more!…

Craft [VHS]

$0.98

If Buffy the Vampire Slayer represents the lighter side of high school as a macabre experience, here’s a movie that asks the burning question, “What happens when angst-ridden teenagers develop supernatural powers?” More to the point, how do four outcast teenaged witches handle their ability to cast wicked spells on the taunting classmates who’ve nicknamed them “The Bitches of Eastwick”? The answer…