Green gift idea: Hugg-a-Planet Earth

18 Nov

hugaplanetLast week, I had the privilege of being invited to the annual Blogger’s Brunch here in NYC, where a number of influential bloggers networked and interacted with various companies and marketers. One of the organizations present at the brunch was Goddard Schools, a school that I know a few of my friends and family have turned to in the past.

Goddard Schools had a lot of great information to share with us bloggers, but one piece of information that was especially helpful for NKT was their 10 Eco-Friendly Toys Under $30. Together with Eco-Child’s Play, Goddard Schools unveiled a really great list of eco-friendly AND budget friendly toys.


All the toys are really great suggestions, but I love that Hugg-a-Planet Earth by Peace Toys made their list! Different variations of this stuffed version of the Earth has been awarded various toy honors and accolades. The Hugg-a-Planet Earth is appropriate for all ages, is labeled with over 600 places and is just like a real globe, but soft.

Jack
There are different sizes ranging from small to very large, with the smaller that stay under the $30 range. We have the baby planet earth ($10,) which makes a great alternative to a stuffed animal, but is also perfect on the bookshelf, a desk or a decorative toy on a bed. It’s so versatile, green, educational and unique.

Hugg-a-Planet Earth can be found online and at various boutiques and retail stores.

Share this:
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • Google
  • Kirtsy
  • LinkedIn
  • MySpace
  • Netvibes
  • Ping.fm
  • Pownce
  • StumbleUpon
  • Technorati
  • TwitThis
  • Natasha
    JACK! Oh my gosh, he was never that small and round was he?!?!?! ACK! The babies are growing up! Make it stop!

    Oh yeah...that earth is super cool too. ;)
  • brett
    omg look at baby jack, all round and cute with that "hello, ladies of the world" look.


    oh and the ball- that looks really, really cool. now i want one.
blog comments powered by Disqus