Imposing my Interests upon my Children

But you know, in a loving way.

Architectural Kids Toys

  1. Colorframes Blocks

  2. Pillow Fort Architect Pin

  3. Iggy Peck, Architect
    Looking forward to Rosie Revere, Engineer too.

  4. Hardwood Workbench and Tools

  5. xs Lille City

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16 comments

  • I totally love Iggy and can’t wait for Rosie… another cute one that isn’t by the same author, but shows up on amazon when u look at these books is a book about a young audrey hepburn to encourage kids to follow their dreams. Super cute book.

  • I’ve never commented but often read your blog. The Iggy Peck, Architect book caught my eye – it will be perfect for the book-themed baby shower I am throwing for an architect friend. Thank you!

  • Thank you for sharing IGGY PECK, ARCHITECT with your readers. I love your blog. It makes me wish my kids were not off at college so I could impose these awesome things upon them. :) Thank goodness for young nieces and nephews. I hope you enjoy ROSIE REVERE, ENGINEER this fall. She would be all over that hardwood tool workbench . . . as am I!
    Thanks.

  • Debbie Thole

    Iggy Peck is one of my favorites. The kids like it, but I love it.

  • elizabeth b

    Hi Nicole – just wondering what font you used for the numbering on this post.

  • Amelia

    They don’t like it, they can buy their own toys ;)

  • Thank you for including us! What a nice selection!!

  • We have Iggy Peck too! Such a cute one. Try “If I Built a Car” too; it’s similarly enjoyable with great illustration.

  • Karen L.

    Nice group of things for them to explore—-I think a better wording for this is that you’re “exposing” them to these ideas rather than imposing. That’s what good parents do for their children.

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