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As you know I’ve been a stan for KR’s graf shit and have chronicled A LOT of the Krink powermoves on this blog since we started.. so why not continue the trend? Kid Robot is teaming up with Krink to release a 500 piece limited edition Krink Mailbox.

Your kid’s fingerprints are one of a kind, so why not let them create colorful works of art with them? This fingerprint kit contains 4 colored ink pads, 12 rubber stamps and 6 coloring pencils to make everything from flowers, characters, landscapes and more! Neato! $11.99 more neatostuff for cost, kid, less than $20.

Sunday was a reasonably productive day.  We accomplished many household items that have been awaiting our attention for quite some time.  Most of you know the effort it takes to achieve these self-inflicted projects while simultaneously insuring that the little people are occupied.  Not so much an issue for little person number one.  But, you know little person number two.

I had lots of bits and pieces left over from making Amelia’s (still unfinished) quilt, and they are being put to good use. Over the weekend we decided that Tali (the doll for baby Georgina) needed a quilt to go with her new bed. Amelia has been working on a kind of freeform patchwork for a while now, and finally it had a reason to come together.

When this cute couple wrote to us for help with their front room and entryway, we were excited to create something light and welcoming for a house that says “why hello there” every time they enter. Here’s their letter: We’re looking for beachy, light and airy entryway and front room with clean lines, kid-friendly style and a fair dose of whimsy.

When the weather gets bad and the days get gray I start to look for indoor activities that involve more than eating pizza with an oversized mouse. The Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Virginia is a favorite stop. The name Torpedo Factory is not the least bit misleading.

According to some experts, crafts go along with healthy foods, sleep routines, potty training and reading as some of the most important elements in your child's development. These same experts maintain that crafts help to foster creativity and imagination.

What it is:   Canvastic dot NET is the online beta version of a drawing software program I have written a post about in the past.  Canvastic is basically a Kid Pix type program without all the “toys” it lets students draw and write without being distracted by the ability to “blow things up” or

What it is:   I could have sworn that I had written a post about Kid Thing in the past, but after running several searches on my posts, I came up empty.  Kid Thing is a secure digital media player for kids in grades k-4.  Kid Thing accesses the Internet but is not a web browser.  It is more like

Check him out here. Fifteen years old and one of a kind.