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I was once a little girl — a long time ago. I remember doing all kinds of crafts and busy work to stay entertained. Bracelets, magnets, ornaments — all kinds of things were created by my little hands. It was SO much fun! Today, there are even MORE fun things for little girls to do (they can't all play video games like the boys) — like play with SmitCo products.
We got the chance to check out three SmitCo products:
With the holidays coming up, there's no doubt your mini-me wants to be the girl with all the gifts. What diva wouldn't?
The Stylish Journal
This journal is super cute and comes with even cuter accessories. Great for a diary, coloring, or just doodling!
My favorite is the pom pom pen. Isn't it adorable?
The Pedicure Party Set
What little girl doesn't like her nails done? Every little girl wants to be pretty and just like mommy — this totally accomplishes that!
Plus it's perfect for sleepovers and as a party activity too. I love the little owl hand cream — so cute with its little feet and it really does smell like a peach!
My Secret Coloring Craft Kit
This one is my favorite! Why? When I was a kid I was big into secrets — keeping things locked and my very own made me feel special.
Well, this craft kit has a passcode lock — SO cool! It's perfect for keeping your goodies away from ‘little sister' 🙂
What I Love About All These SmitCo Products
Let's face it, most girls love feminine colors, glitter, sparkles, and cute animals. It just in a little girl's DNA, I think. Well, every one of these SmitCo products is perfectly styled for a little girl's taste. Pinks, purples — adorable cats, dogs, foxes, owls — and shimmery, sparkly, or reflective elements thrown in. It's PERFECT!
Krystle Cook – the creator of Home Jobs by MOM – put her psychology degree on a shelf and dived into a pile of diapers and dishes instead. She is a wife and mother to two rambunctious boys, sweating it out in her Texas hometown. She loves cooking, DIY home projects, and family fun activities.
These are nice ideas. I was a crafter by a really young age, too, and I was good at inventing things that didn’t cost much. They didn’t have nice craft kit options like this back then!
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These are nice ideas. I was a crafter by a really young age, too, and I was good at inventing things that didn’t cost much. They didn’t have nice craft kit options like this back then!
It is fun to create things, isn’t it? What kind of things did you make?