Some really great thinking going into the designs over at boon. If you’re not familiar with their baby gear it’s worth your time to check them out. And once you’re beyond the bottle stage, I bet that grass would feel awesome on the feet after a long day.
Just kidding. Sorta.
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I’ve given several of these as gifts. I keep hoping someone will take the hint and buy one for ME! Available at The MoMA Store.
Love it! Available here. Be sure to poke around the rest of The Spoon Sisters store.
This is slightly off-topic, but it’s important for us all to be discussing. As a parent I find it particularly alarming. The first video is from a great TED talk by Jamie Oliver and the second is from the Oscar-nominated documentary called Food, Inc..
This awesome video from the band OK Go is buzzing around the internet right now.
It reminded of a post that I’ve been wanting to do about attempting a similar Rube Goldberg-style chain reaction with your kids. You can find a whole slew of similar of other attempts on YouTube.
A good friend put together a smaller scale contraption with his son, Asher. He was kind enough to let me share it with you (Thanks, Jeff!). As is the case with any video I’ve shot with my daughter, it ends with “and now can I watch it?”. Have a look:
Oh, and remember this? This was Pee Wee Herman’s morning routine, which includes an elaborate breakfast making machine:
And here are several other OK Go videos that are pretty ridiculously great… Also potentially great sources of inspiration.
Thud. Another great click-tivity created by Rafaël Rozendaal.
