We are working hard to spread the word about Thinkbutton's philosophy. Check out this article on Suite101 about Outdoor Activities for Children.
December 02, 2009
November 05, 2009
Introducing Gift Bags To Go
Team Thinkbutton is pleased to offer our customers thoughtful gift giving ideas that save time and money. Our Gift Bags To Go consist of product bundles celebrating themes such as nature, culture, art and creativity. Each Thinkbutton Gift Bag contains three products, of the same theme, that vary dramatically in product type. For instance, our prehistoric bag for ages 3 to 6 contains a full body Triceratops puppet, wooden prehistoric playset and a prehistoric-themed book. By purchasing this pre-assembled bag, you receive a free gift bag and 10% off each item. We are confident that Thinkbutton Gift Bags To Go will be successful across the board. For our customers, they offer a quick and economical way to give a thoughtful and comprehensive gift to the children in their lives. For the recipient, they receive an array of products that celebrate a subject they are passionate about. For Team Thinkbutton, they reinforce our mission of striving to be a store that offers a unique and thoughtful variety of products brought together to reinforce concepts that are critical to Earth and all its inhabitants. At Thinkbutton, it is not about how many products we offer but, rather, the quality and message they convey.
Please visit the site often as we plan to expand our themes and age ranges as the demand increases. If you have any suggestions please feel free to post your comments here or email us at sales@thinkbutton.com. We are looking forward to this being our most successful endeavor yet!
October 07, 2009
New Special Needs Category
Posted by: Valerie Garnjost
Educational Consultant
In continuing with public awareness of both children and adults with disabilities, Thinkbutton is proud to have added a new
category related to the subject. On the home page you will find a new link to special needs, under the category of "Social Understanding". This link includes books and a game related to sign language as well as stories about ,inclusion, and what it is like growing up with a sibling who has special needs.
September 10, 2009
Take Your Child Outside
Posted by: Valerie Garnjost
Educational Consultant
Did You Know that from September 24 to the 30th is Take Your Child Outside Week? This week is dedicated to connect your child to, and to foster an awareness to the natural world around them. Getting involved can be as simple as spending time within your back yard, going to a local park or participating in organizations within your
community. Encourage your child to appreciate nature by taking a closer view of the world around us , exploring different outdoor animals , and by creating activities that promote a healthier, and a greener appreciation for nature.
