Showing posts with label shopping online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shopping online. Show all posts

Thursday, February 06, 2014

Boomerang Kids - Great Selection, Great Price, Great Shopping Experience

My biggest pet peeve about play dates is this: regardless of whatever toys Hannah enjoys playing with in other people’s homes, she always focuses on the one toy that is no longer being manufactured.

Enter the Playskool Busy Ball Popper. Hannah played with this at TWO different homes for a long period of time. The squeals emitted from her mouth and the smiles on her face even led me to take video on one occasion. Of course, I searched for said toy for weeks afterwards. I could only find it on Amazon…at a pretty costly price. Playskool now makes some sort of Elephant Ball Popper, but it was not the one Hannah had fallen in love with.

If your child ever falls in love with a toy that is no longer being manufactured, go directly to Boomerang Kids - North America’s first and only resale chain of stores carrying new and nearly new children’s merchandise that’s available in-store and online.

I hopped on to their website, quickly found a gently used Playskool Busy Ball Popper and Hannah was happily playing with it, now her very own, the very next day.

Monday, July 01, 2013

Online Shopping at Walmart.ca #ShopWMonline #shopPGonline (#PGmom Review)

If you live in downtown Toronto, you may have recently seen TTC shelters decorated as mini Walmart stores. When I lived downtown, one thing I missed was not being close to a Walmart store (I lived a streetcar and two subway rides away from the closest location at Dufferin Mall.)

You don't need to live in Toronto near transit shelter - folks everywhere can still shop online at Walmart.ca. (Not going to lie - shopping in my PJs is a big plus!)

Recently P&G sent me a gift card to purchase P&G products at Walmart.ca. I decided to buy a bunch of great P&G cleaning products for my brother, who recently moved in to his first condo. I figure, if we send him the supplies, that's half the battle when it comes to actually cleaning.