Thomas the Tank Engine Train 4 x 6 Photo Picture Frame
The Thomas the Tank Engine Train 4 x 6 Photo Picture Frame should make an excellent gift for kids’ birthdays. With this photo picture frame, kids can now have their favorite photos displayed inside this rare photo frame.
Price: $19.99
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Pink Ouija Board Causing Outrage
Some are incredibly upset by what they see as an evil force at play in the Hasbro company. The maker’s of the Ouija board have released a special bright pink edition aimed at ghouls girls. The $19.99 toy has caused a lions share of stirs since it’s release in 1967.
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Disney’s Cars Saucer Chair
The Disney’s Cars Saucer Chair should be something for your little one to use. Great for kids aged 1 to 4, this Disney/Pixar Car’s Mini Saucer Chair comes with graphics feature of the fun & very cool Lightning McQueen.
The seat is extra soft and made of a very cushy material. This saucer-style chair folds flat and come with its own clear thick plastic carrying case. Price: $22.90
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Miley’s 9 Year Old Sister to Start Lingerie Line For Kids
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There is absolutely no way that this story can be told to appear properly, but Noah Cyrus (Miley’s younger sister) is planning a lingerie line exclusively for kids and teens (up to a size 14). Noah isn’t a stranger to causing her own clothing related stirs, it seems she has more controversy swirling around her than her older sister does.
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9 Year Old Nearly Gets Suspended Over Tiny Toy
Sure, the immediate handling of a dangerous threat to children’s safety is to be commended. The thought of a child, bringing some sort of weapon to school is a horrifying thought, it is best to immediately handle this danger.
However, when exactly did a 2 inch toys plastic gun become a weapon? Let alone a dangerous one?
The article on the story has a lot more in the way of details about this particular case, but you don’t have to search very far to find many other examples of the automatic suspension regarding weapons being taken way too far.
The young boy in this case was treated as if he were a mini Pablo Escobar, and understandably his mother is upset. While he was lucky, and didn’t get suspended- barely, many other children aren’t as lucky.
Items such as the above, nail clippers and many other items are getting children arrested, expelled, and more all the time. Shouldn’t these cases be decided on more logically? When is it all just silly and going too far?
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