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Ever seen live
birds in a toy store? It's time!
Planet Happy Toys, the
new store just up the hill from University Village is home to finches
and doves - who live in a refurbished vintage cooler. There's also
Littlefoot, the adorable baby hedgehog who lives in an old converted
television cabinet. The menargie is fitting for PHT, as owners Bridgett
and Hunter Brown are all about nature and sustainable living. PHT
is already a successful web business, and you can still shop online
and find a wondrous selection of awesome toys with a conscience. Parents
love the clean, modern showroom. The store features a "living
wall" whose plants keep the entire space's air clean. Every product,
from plush animals to wooden food to books to building blocks from
Haba, is labeled for its ability to meet seven standards: Fairly Traded,
Organic, Socially Responsible, Ingenious Design, Multi-Use, Green,
and Natural. We especially love the rubberwood (a non-splintering
hardwood) sets from ImagiPLAY ($23.95). Choose from Amazon, Sahara,
Savanna, Arctic, and more - each set includes a background environment
and animals from the region. PHT also has a nature art table with
projects going on all the time. One more thing: For every single purchase
at PHT (in the store or online), a tree is planted. Yay, forest!
Planet Happy
Toys
2914 NE 55th Street
206.729.0154
www.planethappytoys.com
P.S. Check out their online calendar of events. Aside from the daily onsite art projects, kids can also sign up for Moving Meditation or Recycle "Objects' de Art" - all classes are free!