I am a toy gearhead. I am a mom. Therefore, I am Gearhead Mom. I review the good, the bad and the (often) ugly in the world of baby and childhood gear.
I am working on Gift Box ideas for holiday shopping and came across this Melissa and Doug version of Pick Up Sticks. What a lovely job they’ve done with one of my favorite toys from childhood. Their packaging is a far cry from the cardboard tube mine came in, although I must admit I am immediately nostalgic for my old plastic sticks!
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Do you have a Chuggington freak in your house like I do? Baby G doesn’t go anywhere without his Old Puffer Pete engine.
The show is cute. If you don’t know what it’s…
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[Ed. Note: Thanks to GHM contributor Shauna for writing up this review!]
How did Gearhead Mom know that my sad, stained dining room chairs were making me absolutely bonkers? Well, somehow she did and was kind enough to let me…
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Reader Lindsay emailed me asking if I’d ever used the Nosefrida, a high-tech snot sucking mechanism for babies and toddlers. My five year old is a champion nose-blower, and my two year old likes to just smear his…
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Ed. Note: Adrienne from blankyclip asked GHM to review her new product, and I have to say I was a little bit sad when I realized my kids were too old to review it. How…
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A friend of mine came to visit us over the winter holidays and like any industrious parent, brought along with her some cool tricks and toys. The most notable? Wikki Stix or Bendaroos, which she…
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The folks over at Simon and Schuster sent me some books to review. The first one I am tackling is Snow Bugs, A Wintery Pop-up Book by Click the thumbnail for a full review
Gearhead Mom Gift Boxes feature fun gift ideas based on age or theme. Need a present for your eight-year-old nephew’s plane themed birthday party? We’ve got you covered. Want to give a theme-based gift centered around gardening? No problem!
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