Items tagged “Tweens (7-12 years)”

Adolescence is filled with changes, challenges and crossroads. Letting girls have some creative freedom with their hair, accessories and clothing choices empowers them and gives them confidence. There are many creative, non-permanent options that allow girls to show off their individuality, but are as easy to change as their moods. Colorful hair wraps, glittery temporary tattoos, jewelry that reflects their interests and fun, funky accessories all help girls to show off their sense of style. Here are some winners for tween changelings: That’s Perfect, Glitter My Tattoo, Darling Charms and New Dimensions Toyz & Trendz.

Music is powerful; it can teach, inspire, heal and unite. It has been shown that even in the womb, babies respond and move to music. Music is an art that can bring people together and John Richardson, Rich Candelora and Rich Ludwig of Zither Heaven can certainly attest to that. The three founders cultivate a spirit of innovation around the shop, where new products are constantly tested and improved. Zither Heaven’s commitment to quality resources, superior construction and excellent service, while blending modern technology and traditional craftsmanship, allows them to deliver their best to customers.

“Cleaning your house while your kids are still growing up is like shoveling the walk before it stops snowing.” –– Phyllis Diller
Most people wouldn’t say they enjoy spending almost 10% of their days scrubbing, vacuuming, washing and shoveling up piles of clutter. Consumers are always on the lookout for a simpler, effective way to help make cleaning a snap. Featured on MSNBC, the Lay-n-Go is the must-have time-saving device for households with small children.

Every generation has that girl in high school who would effortlessly take something every other girl was wearing and change it up, distress it or rip it, dye it or embellish it in a way that was unique. What if you could offer your customers that kind of trend-setter look… for their kids? Well, Hope from Hope Jeans was that kind of girl. Her clothing line attracts the trendiest tots’ attention. Hope’s fame has grown along with her fashions, and she has been featured in the New York Times and Miami Herald as the next big thing in fashion for the forward-thinking.