Celery Furniture Lullaboo Rocking Pony - Blonde Bamboo

The kids love this one. Celery's version of a traditional rocking horse offers a fun ride with a modern twist.Ships flat-packed. Mortise and tenon joinery allow for easy assembly.

Oeuf Classic Toddler Bed - Walnut

She's old enough now that you can't keep her in a crib (what if she scales the walls in a break for it?), but she can still hurt herself if she falls out of bed in the night. She needs a toddler bed--low enough that she can climb in and out without getting hurt, with fixed railings that keep her from rolling out while she's asleep. The Oeuf Toddler Bed uses a standard crib mattress (not included), which lets her use a familiar mattress and saves you some money.

Argington Giza table

Structural innovations come and go, but when something lasts for more than 4500 years, you can assume it's built on sound principles. We can't promise you that the Giza Table will last as long as the Great Pyramid of Khufu; but what kid wants a 4500-year-old table anyway? We can promise you that this table is safe and sturdy, with slanted legs that make it almost impossible for your youngster to tip over. Recommended For Ages 2-4. Exceeds all safety standards.Good design is green design. Argington uses 99% wood products in it's furniture, with virtually no mdf, particle board, flake board or other similar engineered wood products.

Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair Walnut

If you did a double take looking at the picture, you're not alone Tripp Trapp doesn't look like a regular highchair or booster seat. That's because it's far more. A top seller in Europe for over 30 years, this sleekly designed wood chair lets your child sit comfortably at the dining table, kitchen counter, or computer desk joining in the action just like a grownup. The seat and footrest easily adjust vertically and horizontally, so you can get the right fit as your child grows. And grows, and grows. This chair is also designed to hold grown-ups. Tripp Trapp Chair

Baby Bjorn Plate and Spoon Set Blue

Learning to eat by himself can be a frustrating proposition for your child: He wants no help from you but hasn't mastered the skill on his own. The advanced design of this tableware works with his developing motor skills instead of against them to reduce frustration, build confidence, and help food actually find its way into your child's mouth. Plate and Spoon Set