They come in really beautiful colors. Ours are vintage, but they were reissued a few years ago and can still be purchased here.
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17 comments
jenny
Make sure you get older toys that are painted, checked for lead. They didn’t have the same standards of safety for children’s toys as they do now.
Alison
I adore these Nicole, thanks for the source!!
annie
The blocks are great….I love her pink shirt with that green sweater. Very nice!
Ariel
http://www.zgallerie.com/p-9628-porcelain-scissors-white.aspx
Hi Nicole,
Saw this and thought of you!
Sincerely,
A reader
anoldlady
Love the retro colors ( and love the sweet little hand too :)), I remember the kids next door having these with little faces painted on them- about 55 years ago!
Hana
So cool that you have vintage ones! I’m a teacher at a Reggio Emilia inspired school and we have done workshops with this company that makes beautiful wood blocks. Here is the same set, but with a little more information: http://www.learningmaterialswork.com/store/colorframes.html
Making it Lovely
Thanks for that link!
Wendi
My boys love blocks in our house. Yours are so cute and the puzzle quality is great. Check out these robot blocks for when August is older. They are so much fun and make a unique gift, too!
http://www.amazon.com/Schylling-WSR-Wood-Stacking-Robots/dp/B000ELQVAI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1299323659&sr=8-1
Making it Lovely
So fun!
Bonnie
I “met” you via the Chicago Tribune when Eleanor was a newborn. I check in often but don’t comment. I do want to say that she has grown into an adorable child and August (my grandfather’s name) is precious!!
Best,
Bonnie
Niki
Thank you for sharing! And just in time…I needed to figure out a cute baby shower gift and I think those could be a perfect addition!
Andrea Howe
those are beautiful! never seen those before…thanks for sharing
Sanja
Blocks aside, I love her serious approach :)
janis - pinecone camp
The colours are beautiful. I don’t have kids, but I’d still find a use for these!
SFDC
Love the blocks, and also that green cardigan! What are your favorite baby clothes sources?
Making it Lovely
There are tons of shops that I’d love to buy from, but in reality I don’t like to spend too much on clothes that are so quickly outgrown. That cardigan was from Baby Gap and her shirt is from Old Navy.
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