It was the perfect accessory to keep her curly hair pulled back while playing water games. The lil’ model loved discovering that once unfolded, the scarf became a checkers board! Our sitter had a blast teaching her how to play checkers on that sunny day. Check out the website to discover some of Alexis’ other products, like the “Little Laces” that help kids learn the difference between left and right, or the too-cute wallpaper that teaches your lil’ ones how to say “rabbit” in 7 different languages. You and your lil’ ones will love the whimsically educational aspects of all the Little Name products!

-Little Name was independently created by designer alexis g. mcvicker, who designs for the child in all of us. she has resided in nyc, philadelphia, portland oregon and currently lives in new jersey. 

On my recent trip from Chicago (where LLD newly opened shop this February) I metan adorable two year old girl  on my flight and quickly introduced hermother to the Lazoo app. She was fussy and crying sitting on her mother’s lap,but her eyes opened wide and the tears stopped as she watched in awe of theocean picture in front of her on my iPad.  We made swiggles in the waves, painted asun in her favorite color yellow, and made fishy faces. Next we tried out thetree with bird. We drew nests for all the mama birds and added baby birds tothe mix. Our last project was the free draw where we drew a spider crawling up awater spout, I sang as she looked on in awe. Itsy, bitsy spider crawled up thewater spout…

This app was a life saver! It helped divert the child’s uneasiness intocreative thinking. Not only did it encourage interest, openness and positiveemotion it made all the other travelers nearby smile as the child calmed down:)

For more info on Lazoo visit Lazoo.com or youcan easily download the app for free on your iPad!