Oops! Typo! It should read now that my husband is a Waldorf teacher.
Belladonia Mortensen on
We have loved play silks in our home for almost 17yrs now. Our eldest is almost 17 and our youngest is 3 months. They are time less and great for any age, gender, and activity. Now that my husband is a Waldorf , we are having fun in our home and in the classroom with silks. Thank you for making such amazing pieces for play.
Belladonia Mortensen on
I forgot to add my kids favorite use is as a colorful tent over their playstand. But they’ve done a million other things — so handy for cuddling and carrying things and dress-up and just running around with!
Margaret on
They are so magical aren’t they? Even when they’re not being played with my kids just like having them around!
Margaret on
My children are 8 and 12 and playsilks still have a role in their play – from fort building to dress up and doll play. They are simply magical (and long-lasting). Our large rainbow is a favorite.
Alan on
My three girls ages 2,4 and 6 play with their silks most days. They love them, and are always thinking of new ways to involve them in their play.
Taya on
We just ordered our first Sarah’s silk from Bella Luna Toys and we should get it on Thurstday. I can’t wait to see how my 2 yo plays with it. I’m pretty sure he will use it as a blanket, to hide and play pick a boo, to do a little house and a a super hero’s cape.
Zoe Esquilin on
My two (ages 6 & 8) love using silks for scenery and backdrops in all of their puppet shows and stories. More silks and more colors mean more possible story elements!
Laurie on
My kiddos love playing with their silks, I had no idea what creativity could come from them. It’s really amazing!
Abby on
Play silks have been many things through the years. Today they are bring used as a doll hammock and the sky to gaze up at and tied to a “Y” shaped stick to make a sling shot.
Michelle on
I love the versatility of the silks and the colors are just gorgeous. My kids favorite way to play with him is to dress up as everything from a princess to a superhero
KAtherine on
My grandchildren love the silk swords (3 and 4 1/2 years old). And they both want the silk crown—so I’ll be ordering another one. The cape on the Knight’s suit is a’little long for the 3 year old, but I tie a loose knot in it and that works.
Oops! Typo! It should read now that my husband is a Waldorf teacher.
Belladonia Mortensen on
We have loved play silks in our home for almost 17yrs now. Our eldest is almost 17 and our youngest is 3 months. They are time less and great for any age, gender, and activity. Now that my husband is a Waldorf , we are having fun in our home and in the classroom with silks. Thank you for making such amazing pieces for play.
Belladonia Mortensen on
I forgot to add my kids favorite use is as a colorful tent over their playstand. But they’ve done a million other things — so handy for cuddling and carrying things and dress-up and just running around with!
Margaret on
They are so magical aren’t they? Even when they’re not being played with my kids just like having them around!
Margaret on
My children are 8 and 12 and playsilks still have a role in their play – from fort building to dress up and doll play. They are simply magical (and long-lasting). Our large rainbow is a favorite.
Alan on
My three girls ages 2,4 and 6 play with their silks most days. They love them, and are always thinking of new ways to involve them in their play.
Taya on
We just ordered our first Sarah’s silk from Bella Luna Toys and we should get it on Thurstday. I can’t wait to see how my 2 yo plays with it. I’m pretty sure he will use it as a blanket, to hide and play pick a boo, to do a little house and a a super hero’s cape.
Zoe Esquilin on
My two (ages 6 & 8) love using silks for scenery and backdrops in all of their puppet shows and stories. More silks and more colors mean more possible story elements!
Laurie on
My kiddos love playing with their silks, I had no idea what creativity could come from them. It’s really amazing!
Abby on
Play silks have been many things through the years. Today they are bring used as a doll hammock and the sky to gaze up at and tied to a “Y” shaped stick to make a sling shot.
Michelle on
KAtherine on
My grandchildren love the silk swords (3 and 4 1/2 years old). And they both want the silk crown—so I’ll be ordering another one. The cape on the Knight’s suit is a’little long for the 3 year old, but I tie a loose knot in it and that works.
Marylee on