I have to apologize for the not so great picture of a great product that I can’t say enough about. (I tried taking it with the light on and it was way worse). See those butterflies hanging off Madison’s fan? Those are Fandanglings, and they are awesome!
The inventor of Fandangling says it best:
I invented Fandangling quite by accident. It all started with our daughter Lia. When she was born we were seeking ways to keep her happy and interested in her room. When I put the first Fandangling on the fan in her room, her eyes lit up and the rest, as they say, is history.
Now, my kids (2 and 6) have always been a fan of fans, so I knew this would be a big hit in my house. It took Bill (my husband) less than 5 minutes to put it up, and that was with help from the kids. My two year old and six year old love to watch the butterflies go round and round and round. This is one of those “why didn’t I think of that” products. I can say that my kids would have loved this as babies too. They both have always been in love with fans. When Madison was a baby, we had a mobile we had to constant wind up. Can I tell you how much of a pain that was? Seriously. The mobile we bought for Will costed twice as much as a Fandangling and used a ton of batteries. I really wish this would have been around, because I would have bought several of these! My only complaint is that I wish they had more boyish designs like cars, tools, trucks, etc.
Since this is such a great product, I knew I had to pass one of these along to my great readers! Here’s what you need to do:
Check out the Fandangling site and tell me which Fandangling style you like best.
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When you say the title of this book (Maybe I’ll Sleep in the Bathtub Tonight and Other Funny Bedtime Poems) to Madison, she giggles. The title of the book alone makes kids want to read this book (which is definitely a good thing!). Maybe I’ll Sleep in the Bathtub Tonight and Other Funny Bedtime Poems is a book of poems about going to bed. If you have a struggle at bedtime, this is a book you should pull out. A family favorite here is “More Night Clothes” – a silly poem about sleepwalking. This book is also illustrated wonderfully and pull the kids into the book. Each page has one or two poems on it, so it is really full. I do have to admit this is for an older child (I’d say 6 and up). My two year old wasn’t all that interested while Madison found a lot of the poems really funny.
If you are a girl (and around my age), 
