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For this week’sDon’t Dillydally, we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including a five-in-one play table from Lovevery, soft and slouchy totes from Dagne Dover, and a mini e-reader that’s smaller than a smartphone.
The new stuff I’m most excited about
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A textural change for Dagne Dover, whose original bags are made of more structured neoprene.
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One piece of kids’ furniture that switches between sensory table, easel, desk, ball run, and more.
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An adult spin on Misha & Puff’s popular kids’ house motif.
It’s been 30 years since Ash first started catching and training “pocket monsters” like Pikachu, Charizard, and Squirtle. The Pokémon universe has since grown exponentially and evolved to include mobile games like Pokémon Go and all sorts of interactive toys and new games. These 30th-anniversary card packs celebrate the decadeslong journey with special artwork and surprises. They’re open for preorder now but won’t last long.
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Boox Picco
Strategist tech writerJordan McMahonfirst discoveredcard-size e-readerslike this one on stationery TikTok. He saysBooxisn’t the first company to make one, but it’s the most reputable brand to enter the space, so you can expect the Picco to be more polished than some of the currently available options. “On a more nerdy level, it uses USB-C for charging, while many of these small devices use proprietary pogo pin chargers that force you to carry another cable with you when traveling,” he says.
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AG’s newest girl of the year,Daisy Davenport, attends Camp Gowonagin, the same sleepaway camp where Molly McIntire summered back in 1944. She likes soccer and plays the guitar and her accessories include several winks to Molly’s backstory, like her sporty top bearing the number “44” and her Jack Russell terrier, the same breed of dog as Molly’s. You can also get a camp craft kit for her that includes a caboodle and some rocks to paint. Or you can splurge on her cabin with bunkbeds, a cooler, and an outdoor sink. (Daisy’s compelling, but if I had to choose, I’d still buy thenewly reissued original Molly.)
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If you live in a small apartment or don’t have a dedicated playroom, it can be hard to choose between a sensory table and an art easel for kids. Which is why Lovevery’s multiuse play table is so smart. The legs are adjustable and the top can be removed or switched from flat to upright, giving you multiple modes of play from sensory exploration to ball run building. You can even buy an add-on that turns it into aLEGO table.
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Dagne Dover is best known for its sturdy but flexible Neoprene bags, which are still popular many years after the brand got its start. But the new Super Soft collection is a welcome divergence that makes me want to buy one of these designs, which look gloriously lightweight and packable.
Camper just launched a small collection of fall loafers, flats, and boots decorated with printed and embroidered flowers. My favorites look a lot like Timberland or Redwing boots with delicate yellow blooms growing up the sides.
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For the most part,Misha & Puff’s women’s lineis similar to but not the same as the kids’ stuff. But this crochet cardigan with four different houses on the front is a fantastic exception that allows you to match with your kid while still looking sophisticated rather than childish.
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Connetix has several new and exciting magnetic building sets out at the moment — including atravel set, alight-up ball run, andProtiles with stronger magnets that are designed for older kids — but this ball-run launcher is the one I would buy. To send the ball through the tubes, kids get to smash a button with their fists. I tried it out in person recently and found the whole thing very satisfying.
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Apparently this is what Barbie would wear if she went to the Collina Strada show.
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Mudita has released a backlit sunrise alarm clock that takes up less space than most of its competitors, making it great for small nightstands and travel. For the actual alarm, you can choose between nature sounds recorded by a Polish sound artist, acoustic soundscapes, and soothing melodies.
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My son had an Itzy Ritzy koala lovey when he was a baby, and I have been a fan of the brand ever since, so I’m particularly excited about this adorable xylophone in the shape of a can of sardines.
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As an anxious person, this little wooden herbal inhaler egg is very appealing. It’s packed with the calming scents of natural menthol, eucalyptus, and wild mountain chrysanthemum and designed to help you find relaxation amid daily stress.
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