The countdown is on! Less than two weeks of shopping to go. Here are some ideas for the little ones on your lists.
Handmade in Stratford, Ontario these Tapochki slippers are the perfect foot accessory! Cozy wool fleece insole, elastic ankle and a leather tread on the bottom. sizes 0-6 months & 6-12 months. Assorted patterns available.
So Young Inc. lunchboxes and coolers should be in every kids back pack. Adorable patterns, functional and designed in Toronto! Lots of sizes and styles available. Fully insulated and a shoulder strap that can convert it into a backpack.
Lots of hats from Noujica for 1-2 and 2-4 year olds in the shop. Bunnies, flowers & owls in lots of gender neutral colours good for girls and boys. Bamboo and cotton makes them super soft and a tie up to be sure it stays put!
A Little Lark just arrived! New onesie patterns now available in 3-6 and 6-12 month sizes. Also some adorable tee’s in size 2T. Kittens, wolves, owls, robots, you name it it’s on a t-shirt or a onesie.
Super soft blankets, burp cloths and bibs are also a great gift for the little babies in the family. Gorgeous organic fabrics and they’re all handmade in Quebec.
Canadian illustrator Jon Klassen has two children books I brought into the shop just in time for the holidays! I Want My Hat Back & This is Not My Hat. Great books, awesome drawings.
If you recognize these drawings it’s because I’m usually stocked up with cards from Red Cap cards featuring Jon Klassen’s illustrations.
Fidoodle! I am so happy to have this designer in the shop. Everything is made in Toronto (can’t say that for a lot of kids toys) and she does it all with as many eco materials as possible (no plastic here). Her block sets (Farm Set pictured above) are made using wood off cuts from flooring companies. Other sets available include Summer & Winter.
Her DIY sets also make a great gift for kids. Available in a Creature kit and a car kit.
They come with all the tools needed to make your own!
These XYZ blocks from Fred are a non traditional take on a classic kids toy. U is for underpants!
This Q&A a day for kids is a fun journal you can do with your kids. 3 years, a different question for every day. Looking back on it when they are older will be hilarious to say the least 
That about it wraps it up! Lots more to see in the shop. Don’t forget Scout has extended its hours. We’re open Mondays and opening earlier and later certain days leading up to the 25th.
