Family Friday: Kids’ “Vacay All Day” Charm Bracelet
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So earlier this week, I wrote about grown-up charms. I didn’t want to leave the kids out, so here’s some for them.
Charm It! has bright and colorful charms featuring hobbies, sports, holidays, and more! In addition to making your own collection, you can buy ready-made sets. For example, the Vacay All Day set includes a bracelet, five vacation-themed charms, and gift pouch.
These bracelets would make a fun addition to an Easter basket or a great birthday gift.
The Vacay All Day set is $47.
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How does the tooth fairy thing work at your house? Do you use a tooth fairy pillow? How much cash per tooth?
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