Lillian Vernon Kids’ Toys and Coupons

Toddlers are unpredictable shopping companions. At best, they’re delightful as they play shy games of peek-a-boo with a strange new world of friendly faces. At worst, they’re tantrums waiting to erupt, driven to the brink by hunger, thirst or nap times that have been pushed past their limits. So it’s better to save money, time and sanity by using Lillian Vernon coupons as you calmly select your purchases from the Lillian Vernon Kids section of the Lillian Vernon catalog in the comfort of your home.

Toys are toddlers’ learning tools, and they need a steady supply. You’ll find a terrific assortment of toddler toys in the “Lilly’s Toy Box” section of the Lillian Vernon catalog, including a charming dollhouse made of pink gingham, cardboard building bricks, baking sets, a road-work-zone play mat, a jumbo workbench complete with toy tools and lots of toy musical instruments that make real music so kids can really jam. If all that sounds a bit non-commercial for your Disney Princess or Lego-loving child, rest assured that Lilly’s Toy Box also includes familiar brand-name playthings.

And you’ll find much more than toys in “Lilly’s Kids,” the Lillian Vernon Kids section of the catalog. For example, under the “Kids’ rooms” tab, you’ll discover enough decor and organizational ideas to turn rooms that look like cyclones hit them into peaceful, orderly play and naptime retreats. The Lillian Vernon catalog includes personalized kids’ decor, including wall-hangings, beanbags and dresser and desk organizers.

Speaking of organization, it’s not the Lillian Vernon kids, but the parents who need the most help in that department. Few parents of newborns, toddlers or preschoolers have time to organize and maintain a priceless “baby’s first year” scrapbook. If you’re still in that early whirlwind stage, this would be a good time to use your Lillian Vernon coupons for a discount on Lilly’s exclusive “Baby’s First Year Memory Keeper,” featuring slots for photos and 24 transparent pocket pages.

Then, when you’re too exhausted to make a big project out of scrapbooking, just write a note about the festivities (don’t forget to note the time and place and identify the people) and/or toss in a few photos from the festivities into a cardboard box with the book . You can organize everything later. You might even want to make this dreaded task into a fun event by hiring a couple of group babysitters and hosting a Lillian Vernon Kids party with friends who have kids the same age and also don’t take time to concentrate on scrapbooking.