There are toys you buy because you know your kid will love you for buying it, longer than the toy will last, and there are toys that you buy because you know they will be loved long after you’re gone.
Simple Great makes those kind of toys…sturdy, yet beautiful. They make the kind of toys that you pass on from generation to generation. The kind that make you smile when they sit on the toy shelf, because they look so lovely. So iconic.
Simple Great sent us this cute little camera, which I decided to give to my babe Natalie (age 2) thinking it was more her age range,
…but I was surprised at how much Reid (age 5) really has taken to it. He uses it way more than she does!
Now he can “snap away” while I snap away with my camera. 🙂 It was kind of fun to be “taking pictures” of each other at the same time.
Simple Great makes much more than just toy cameras. Go  HERE to see the rest of their shop.
Everything there is completely beautiful, clever, fun, and ALL handmade! The wood is high quality, smooth wood and the toys are definitely made to last. I especially like the tool set and the state puzzles.
Now are you ready to win some goodies from Simple Great?Â
I thought so. 🙂
Simple Great is giving away TWO $25 gift certificates to TWO lucky readers!
Just enter in the Rafflecopter widget below.
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*Giveaway ends March 1, 2014 at midnight MST. The winner will be announced on the widget here on this post and on the Delia Creates Facebook page.
The giveaway is open to all readers! 🙂
Have an awesome weekend! Take a few pictures for me. 😉
wow! What an awesome shop! And for what you’re getting, the prices aren’t bad either. I need to keep this on my radar for birthday for my son. He would totally love the tractor, truck and trailer, or probably anything from the shop. 🙂 Thanks for sharing the shop with us!
I know. The pricces aren’t bad at all for the quality and them being handmade.
Glad you like the giveaway! 😉
I still have the wooden blocks that were bought for my brother over 50 years ago. They’ve been through three generations so far and are still in great shape. So if you find these toys a bit pricey, divide the cost by 50 to see what they cost per year and then compare that to the price of ‘cheaper’ toys. These are real value. They also lead to more creative play than a lot of the other toys on the market that can only be used in limited ways.
Cute shop! My violet would like the wooden tool set to help her daddy work on our flooring install he has going right now. But that rolling alligator is really cute.
Thank you for your giveaway! My son would love to play with any of these toys. He is 2.5 and is always taking things apart and sometimes I can’t put them back together….