Three longer answers: how to fill a stuffed animal bean bag and keep its zipper safe, how to set up baseplates on a table or a wall, and a cleanup routine for small toys that children can do themselves.
A bean bag cover filled with plush sits well or sags badly, and the difference is in the packing. Here is how we fill ours, what the numbers mean, and one safety rule about zippers that is older than our company.
Read the noteA build table is the simplest upgrade a brick family can make. Here is how to set one up with our plates, when a wall panel makes more sense, and what each option costs per square inch of building space.
Read the noteSmall toys are the hardest thing in a playroom to tidy and the most important one to keep off the floor when a baby lives in the house. This is the routine we use, and what the pediatricians' guidance says about siblings.
Read the note24 × 34 in or 34 × 44 in
Four loose 10 inch plates, two blue and two green
4.7 out of 5 (1,033 ratings)Large, 33 in or X-Large, 38 in
