Chantal Fowler

A list of Easter/spring ideas that may be suitable for those that don't eat by mouth, have allergies, are sensory-seekers, or for anyone that would like some fun ideas for gifts.

A list of items that are multi-use, can be enjoyed at a variety of ages, and are not quickly outgrown, as many have a practical component. We use many of these daily in my household. Check out my lists for the same list, but with links for the U.S.A.

A list of gift items that are not only practical, but really enjoyed by both my 2 and 5 year old kids.

Favourite items for my school-aged kids (from kids in JK, to high school, these have made life easier, and stood the test of time)

A variety of snacks, from fruit, to on-the-go. Never be caught without a snack with these ideas.

These are toys my 2 kids, 5 and under really enjoy. They've held up over time, and allowed for hours of fun and creative play.

Why not start being inclusive with books, and toys, things that children will naturally play with, and include in their everyday life. Before you know it, they'll be building Lego ramps and looking for elevators in doll houses!

Most of these I've used daily for years, and these are my opinion about the items. A few are items I'd love to use, and hope to in the near future.

Gift ideas for baby shower gifts of products that will get used, but are often overlooked (I also have a version with U.S. links)

Gift ideas for baby shower gifts of products that will get used, but are often overlooked. These may not be the flashiest gifts, but the recipients will appreciate your thoughtfulness every time they get used (I have a list with the Canadian links as well)

These are some low-effort products to help with skincare routines, doing basic makeup, etc.