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Insulated ceramic for hot/cold drinks - vacuum-insulation + ceramic coating keeps flavors crisp and fresh. Edge-to-edge ceramic coating ensures liquids never touch metal for a pure, clean sip with zero metallic aftertaste. Double-walled, vacuum-insulated stainless-steel core keeps tea hot and refreshing water chilled for hours. Splash resistant sliding drink-through lid for easy sipping anywhere, anytime. Sleek non-slip silicone sleeve that’s easy to grip and soft on the hands. Fits into most standard car cup holders for an easy commute. Fill it up for all day hydration at your desk, a pool day, a picnic, or a road trip — with 20 oz, there's enough to go around! Pro tip: If you like your drinks piping hot, heat your tumbler with hot water first.
- Polarized lenses: Reducing glare and making images appear sharper and clearer for your kiddos
- 100% UVA and UVB protection
- Reflective Silver Lenses
- Durable frames: made to fit all kids lifestyles and activity levels
- Anti slip material: made with a special coating on the frame to help prevent slippage while your kids play with ease!
- For kids 5-12 years old
- Includes a microfiber-carrying pouch for easy care and storage
Our favorite headbands created by The Bow Next Door.
Images shown are bows for example of the colors, but this product is the ribbon lined HEADBAND with teeth option.
They stay in place while comfortable and kid-approved!
Our favorite headbands created by The Bow Next Door.
Images shown are bows for example of the colors, but this product is the ribbon lined HEADBAND with teeth option.
They stay in place while comfortable and kid-approved!
Written by Jennifer Gaines Drez
Illustrated by Kyle Clay
Goodnight Firehouse is a bedtime children’s book about fire stations, firewomen, and firemen. It teaches children to understand and appreciate what firefighters do to keep us all safe. Kids learn what a firefighter’s job is like before and during a fire. The book also covers the gear firefighters use to put out fires and for rescuing people in medical emergencies.
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