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Over 180 entries for the "Prima Princessa Presents The Nutcracker" DVD on Giving is Living - Jen's RAQ. Thanks for doing the contest and selecting us for your holiday guide. We love checking out your bloga for all its practical tips and more for families!
From the review: "My 6 year old daughter loved to dance around like a pro and felt so glamorous! "
Every year I like to fill crystal bowls with the standard colorful glass Christmas tree balls. They make great centerpieces and take about 1 minute to put together. Kids and adults love this sparkly decoration. You can get these Christmas balls all over the place, and they are not at all expensive.
I let my daughter very carefully place the ornaments in the bowl. She loves to help me decorate.
Enjoy this easy holiday centerpiece!
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Tutuzone's Family Fun Zone - Christmas Tree Ornament Making with Kids
Popsicle Stick Snowman - Christmas Tree Ornament - Use a hammer and nail to make the hole at the top of the stick. Let children decorate the popscilce stick to make their snowman with a felt scarf of their color choice and an orange carot nose and painted hat and face. Finish off with a little ribbon to tie it to the tree.
Card-stock Photo Snowman - Christmas Tree Ornament - This makes a great present for mom, dad or the grandparents. Cut three circles out of white card stock. Cut a photo to fit the smallest circle and glue that on. Glue rest of pieces together. Decorate with winter flourishes. The little snowman broom can be found at craft stores, but you can also cut one out of paper for your child to decorate and use on their ornament. These snowman ornaments are great crafts ideas for kids & great crafts for girls
Pipe-Cleaner Beaded Ball - Christmas Tree Ornament
This is really easy to do. Join 2 pipe-cleaners together into an x. Place beads on all four sizes in equal amounts. Fix pipe cleaner together at the top. Leave enough extra to make a little hoop to hang the ornament to a tree branch.
These beaded ball ornaments are great crafts ideas for kids & great crafts for girls. Make sure to take your child shopping with you for special beads to make the ornaments with.
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Glad to hear that Baba and her grandchildren have been enjoying 'Prima Princessa Sleeping Beauty'. Baba writes from her December, 2011 review: "It’s not quite like being there in person, but it’s the next best thing."
Baba's Farm Life is a great place to visit for awesome product reviews as well as excellent giveaways. I just entered to win the Gratitude Power Workbook. Looks like a great read to start of 2012 on the right foot!
I could not resist this "Made in the USA" beanbag reindeer holiday doll from Woof & Poof! I was shopping local at a great store in my town called The Banyan Tree when I spotted her. I love her fancy gold tutu and matching gold scarf. As she is a bean bag she is easy to rest on the side of a table or mantle. I keep thinking about her snowman friend back at the store, but since I already spent $50 on her, that one will have to wait until next Christmas.
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Coats make great gifts for little girls. I think they are fun gift for the grandparents to give.
I personally love this black cape from Wooden Soldier and it happens to be made in the USA which I think is great. Too bad they no longer have my daugther's size. This would make a very special Christmas gift for a little girl.
This classic red coat for girls is amazing! I love this traditonal little girls coat again from Wooden Solider. Great Christmas gfit for a little girl from grandma.
What little girls would not love to wear this super fun faux fur coat from Wooden Soldier.
Toggle Coat from Mini Boden is adorable. Wonderful Christmas gift for a little girl. Pair with a bright contrasting mulitcolore scarf.
Fun color coats for kids from Garnet Hill Kids. Special Christmas gift for a little girl.
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Little Girl Clothing, especially fancy holiday outfits make amazing little girl gifts!
Wooden Soldier is a great place to find traditional Christmas Dresses for little girls. These are my top 5 picks from Wooden Soldier for dressy tradtional Christmas Dresses. I love these classic Christmas Dresses for little girls.
Gorgeous plaid traditional Christmas Dress for little girls with long sleeves.
Charming cap sleeve plaid traditional Christmas Dress for litte girls.
Cheerful red traditional Christmas Dress for little girls.
I love the collar on this traditional Christmas Dress for little girls.
Fabulous green this traditional Christmas Dress for little girls.
Post courtesy of Prima Princessa for TutuZone- Dancing for kids - shows featuring Ballet Lessons & Real Ballets "Get your tots twirling!" -People Magazine
Christmas is coming up soon so head over to Evan & Lauren's Blog to win a Prima Princessa DVD.
Check out her review of "Prima Princessa Sleeping Beauty". Not only did her daughter and son dance along to the show, but even her dog got into the action. She writes, "At one point Fred our Shetland Sheepdog got in to it as there were dogs playing chase to illustrate chasse."
Check out their fun and helpful Holiday Gift Guide 2011 too and make sure to check out some of their other great giveaways.
Titus2Homemaker blog is a great place to go for wonderful homeschooling resources as well as great ideas for upcycling crafts. While enjoying these resources enter to win a Prima Princessa DVD.
From the November 2011 review of Prima Princessa Presents The Nutcracker: "Most little girls love ballet – but how many of them know the stories of the famous ballets? The Prima Princessa videos introduce these stories to young viewers in a non-overwhelming manner.
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