FOOD CUBBY
Some kids (and grownups, too!) just can’t stand
it when their peas roll into their noodles or their
chicken nuggets touch their mac-n-cheese. These
clever dividers suction to any flat plate and keep
each food item in its own compartment. $15;
foodcubby.com CIRCLE HOME PLUS
Our kids are going to be spending a lot of time
in front of screens this fall, so it’s important to
know what sites they’re visiting and how long
they’re staying online. This award-winning device
lets you do just that, and you can also set time
limits on specific websites or games, schedule
offline time and “pause” the internet to get your
family’s undivided attention with a paid
subscription. $129 includes 1-year subscription;
meetcircle.com LE TOY VAN ABC BLOCKS
Wooden alphabet blocks are a classic
learning toy, but they usually feature
only upper case letters. We love that this
Scandinavian-inspired set, in pretty pastel
colors, also includes lower case letters,
numbers and illustrations for some good old-
fashioned educational and imaginative play.

$50; scandiborn.com
PLUM PAPER DISTANCE LEARNING
PLANNER FOR PARENTS
Adjusting to online learning will be challenging, but staying
organized can help make the transition a little easier.

Available in two sizes with a variety of covers and layouts,
this customizable planner lets you keep track of your
children’s daily routines, assigned readings, projects and
more. Starting at $24 and $34; plumpaper.com
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