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Did you know that in Copenhagen Denmark there is a statue of “The Little Mermaid”?

“The Little Mermaid” was written by Hans Christian Anderson in Denmark over 150 years ago. And unlike the Disney version, the original story is dark and heartbreaking, but the story was quite popular. So popular that in 1907, in Denmark, they made it into a ballet.

Halloween is an incredibly important holiday for kids due to it being the one day in which not only can they really unleash their imagination, but where everyone else will play along. If your daughter wants to be a firefighter or your son an astronaut, they can do so and others will acknowledge this new identity and play along. It's a fantastic day of self-expression and creativity. Plus, there's the candy. Lots of candy. But while your children might have either general or specific ideas on what they want to be this holiday, you'll be the one tasked with going forth and bringing home the Halloween costumes...

It’s no surprise that pirates are a common theme in dress up and play due to popular pirate characters in movies, tv shows, and books. If your child loves to pretend to be a pirate, a skeleton pirate costume from Teetot can get them into character, but that’s only the beginning of the adventure. Here are some pirate dress up and accessory ideas for your swashbuckling scallywag of the high seas. Parrot – Polly wanna cracker? A parrot is the pirate’s classic devoted, colorful companion. You can easily find and purchase a parrot stuffed animal to complete your pirate ensemble...

Creative and imaginative play is an essential element of childhood development. It helps them grow physically, socially, intellectually, and emotionally. Through creative play for toddlers, children engage in a range of activities that help them explore emotions, experience the real world, and practice interactions. Creative play for toddlers helps them understand who they are as they improve their language and communication skills. The good thing about engaging in creative play for toddlers is that it does not require highly expensive play materials. You only need to get your child some play costumes, and then use natural or homemade materials for imaginative...

One of the best parts about being a little girl is getting dressed up in fancy gowns and jewelry to reenact favorite princess characters. It doesn’t take much to spark a child’s imagination, maybe a pearl necklace, feather boa, glittery fabric, or shiny tiara, and they’re off in the pretend land of their own fairy tale! Children may pretend their royal destiny involves living in a castle, visiting with a fairy godmother, and attending fabulous balls and parties. But of course, princesses can have daring adventures too, there may be a wicked stepmother out to get her, or she could...