We're celebrating MCO's first blog-birthday with MCO's Birthday Bash are so glad that you could join us for this event! If you've missed the giveaways up until now, be sure to click on the photo below to enter to win some amazing prizes from Strollers to Cookware!
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MCO's Birthday Bash is continuing our celebration with a fun Name Puzzle Stool from Damhorst Toys!
Who doesn't love unique, but thoughtful gifts? (Unique in a good way. Not the bunny costume from "A Christmas Story" kind of unique. ;) ) Check out these adorable, customized name puzzle stools from Damhorst Toys! What child doesn't love something with his/her name on it?
Photo Credits: Damhorst Toys
Damhorst Toys began in 1971 when they manufactured the first ever personalized wooden name puzzle stool that was originally patterned off of a jigsaw puzzle. This family owned, American-made company wanted to give children a boost of hand eye coordination and the drive to master the proper placement of puzzle pieces. The company is now owned by Kris Damhorst and his sister Megin Cassimastis but was started by their parents Don and Carol. Between 1971 to 1998 Damhorst Toys was managed from their home and distributed into toy shops and brought to craft fairs by Carol. The company moved from their home to a larger shop in 1998 and by 2004 Kris and Megin took over full time ownership of the company. The spirit of Don and Carol live on through the vision,creativity, and quality of the Damhorst Toys that are sold and distributed today. Perhaps the most wonderful thing about Damhorst Toys is that their sales are direct so when you are creating an order with Damhorst toys you are speaking directly to Kris or Megin throughout the entire process.
Damhorst Toy's Name Puzzle Stool is available in two sizes (large and small) and in two color schemes (primary and pastel). The small Name Puzzle Stools include up to 8 letters for your child's name, or 7 letters for two names (Example: Ryan Lee or Zoe Jane). The Name Puzzle Stools are made out of wood with a water based, non toxic finish on the stool and the letters. The small Name Puzzle Stool measures 9 X 12 and is approximately 9 inches from the ground, while the large Name Puzzle Stool measures 9 X 20 and is approximately 9 inches from the ground. The large Name Puzzle Stool has a maximum of a 14 letter name or two names with a total of 13 letters. As if the Name Puzzle Stools weren't unique enough, you can even choose to engrave the bottom of them with your own personal message, birth information, quote, or whatever else you would like! Engrave up to 300 characters (9 lines) and give your child an extra special message to look back on into their adulthood.
Photo Credits: Damhorst Toys
Photo Credits: Damhorst Toys
To see a full review of Damhorst Toy's Name Puzzle Stool, use this link!
To Purchase: Visit Damhorst Toy's website and pick yours up for $59-$74! Your little one will love learning their name with this fun and colorful stool!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
The Giveaway will close late on the evening of June 5th. The winner will be chosen at random through Rafflecopter which uses Random.org. The winner will be announced both on Rafflecopter as well as MCO’s Facebook. The winner will have their prize sent to them by Damhorst Toys, Mommys Craft Obsession and other participating bloggers are not responsible for prize shipment. Must be 18 years and older. Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Google are in no way affiliated with this giveaway. No Purchase Necessary. US Only.
*Mommys Craft Obsession, Getting Green with Baby, and other participating bloggers have not received compensation (monetary nor product) to promote this giveaway.
Rebecca Xavier: I would like the name Sarah in pastel colors on a white stool (if possible). The engravement would be Sarah Elizabeth Xavier born October 17, 2011.
ReplyDeleteIf I win this giveaway. I would like this stool to be for my nine month son, Lucian. He is just learning to walk and this would help him reach the sink and toilet. I know he would love this and get a lot of use out of it.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter Yashira would love one of these. :)
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