This week’s Roundup of Mom’s Choice Award winners features children’s picture books about health & safety and life lessons, sing along audio experiences + more! Be sure to scroll through the entire list so you don’t miss any of our new award-winners! All the items you see below won a Mom’s Choice Award during March 8, 2020 to March 14, 2020.
Every week companies, inventors, and publishers from around the world send us their products for evaluation. Only the best earn our designation.
Weighted Blanket with SmartWeight® Technology – Twin size
The CapeAble® Weighted Blanket with SmartWeight® Technology is more than a heavy blanket.
Using data from current nueroscience research, CapeAble®’s weighted blanket delivers serious calming relief through:
- More Nerve Contact
a) Smallest square in the industry (2″ vs. typical 5″-6″ filler square)
b) Smooth, round glass beads with perfect dimension & weight (vs. sand glass or poly beads)
c) Consistent Deep Touch Pressure (DPT) measured in ounces per square inch (vs. total weight of product) - Freedom of Movement
a) Conforms to any age, shape, or body size
b) Compresses evenly and gently, no matter how you move
c) Constant DTP for consistent nerve input, no matter how you move
d) NO RESTRICTION, shifting, bunching, or twisting - 3) Instant Neurological Release
a) Gives superior somatosensory input
b) Calms the sempathetic nervous system
c) Reduces high stress & anxiety
Personal Use Products (Skin Care, Health Care, etc.): Children
That’s Not Me
Written and illustrated by Liz Lim
A little jewel wonders what type of jewel she is so she asks the other jewels to help her find out. No matter what answer the other jewels give her, it doesn’t FEEL right. Finally, she meets a wise jewel who tells her where she can find the answer. At last, she knows what she REALLY is!
Children’s Picture Books:
Values & Life Lessons
My Special Sound
Written and illustrated by Liz Lim
One morning a little music note decides to go on an adventure and find his own special sound. He meets different animals and characters along the way and with each meeting gets a little closer to finding his special sound. In a chance encounter with a new friend he shares his discoveries and experiences an unexpected twist in his search for his special sound.
Children’s Picture Books:
Values & Life Lessons
My Moon Wish
Written and illustrated by Jane Brown
“When the moon is bright and the night is still, the Moon Rabbit appears, high on a hill.”
With rhythmic prose that begs to be read aloud, author and illustrator Jane Brown beautifully captures the magic of childhood wishes. A dancing rabbit, wishes hung in trees, and a mysterious Wish Train that whisks children through the night sky are all delightfully depicted in Brown’s enchanting dreamscape. My Moon Wish is sure to charm both children and adults.
Proceeds from the sale of My Moon Wish books will be donated to Make-A-Wish © – the largest wish granting charity in the world. The organization believers that when a wish is granted, a child replaces fear with confidence, sadness with joy, and anxiety with hope.
Children’s Picture Books:
Philanthropic (Books that donate to a charity)
Let’s Sing Songs From Around the World (Joyfully Bringing the World Together, One Song at a Time)
Let’s Sing Songs From Around the World! is a collection of sing-along songs from different countries that give students and teachers a peek into other cultures and languages. Included are songs from Greece, China, France, Japan, Israel (in both Hebrew and Arabic), The Philippines, Spain/Mexico, South Africa, Ireland, Australia, Brazil, America, as well as a Native American rattle chant. I searched for songs that everyone can sing, even if they don’t know the language. I wanted my students to feel another language in their mouths, to taste words from other cultures.
Let’s Sing Songs From Around the World! is a follow-up album to my award winning CD, Let’s Sing! (Parents Choice recommended, Creative Child Magazine’s Creative Child Award Best CD of 2018).
As the Good Folk Collective, we are joyfully, bringing the world together, one song at a time
Audio Experiences:
Ages 5 to 8
Horace Henway Brushes It Off
Written and illustrated by Kathleen Arthur
When young Horace Henway does a favor for his elderly neighbor, Mr. Hunt, he winds up learning a valuable lesson in an unexpected way. This amusing story is set in rhyme, and follows the basic recommendations of the American Dental Association with respect to brushing and flossing. It features 24 pages of full-color art.
Children’s Picture Books:
Health & Safety
Georgette’s Day in the Mountains
Written by Monica McGue; Illustrated by Toby Cowan
“Whooo Whooo!” The train whistle blows announcing its arrival to the train station. Georgette excitingly heads to the station to greet her new puppy friend, Gerald. Blanketed with snow, the mountains are a wonderland for winter activities. Whether Georgette and friends are ice-skating, sledding, snowboarding or skiing, everyone is laughing and joyful! Gerald, as a puppy, cannot balance while trying to ice skate, while the cubs, Bob and Gus sled down the hill with McNutt as the guide! Georgette and Dr. Chew Boney are by their sides, and Gus slides right under Winston’s skis! Following a fun day at the snow park, Georgette and friends pack into Paw’s Diner for a warm treat before ending their day together.
Ready for bed, Georgette has many wonderful memories of the day with her friends while sleeping next to the warm cozy fireplace.
Children’s Picture Books:
Domestic Animals & Pets
A Perfect Nest For Baby Bird
Written and illustrated by Liz Lim
“What do you think our baby will look like dear,” asks Mommy Bird. Daddy bird answers her and so the fun begins as they try to build the perfect nest for their baby. “Crack, crack, crack”, the baby appears and they find out their nest is perfect but in a very unexpected way!
Children’s Picture Books:
Family Life
A Cat Is A Cat (Not A Dog!)
Written by Liz Lin; Illustrated by Liz Lim
A fun picture book that teaches an important lesson. We are who we are!
A Cat Is A Cat (Not A Dog!) :Annabelle wants a DOG but she has her CAT, Pepper. When Annabelle asks for a dog, her mother tells her, “No, Pepper will have to do.” So, Annabelle decides to see if Pepper can be like a dog. The more Annabelle tries to make Pepper be like a dog, the funnier it gets for both Annabelle and Pepper. At the end of a loooong day, Annabelle discovers what Pepper really is!
Children’s Picture Books:
Values & Life Lessons
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