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When it comes to educational television programs for your youngster, there are so many choices. And yet, in my opinion, so few are truly entertaining. I’m not only recommending this show because it will make your toddler laugh out loud, but also because YOU will find yourself watching it, intrigued and thoroughly amused.

The show is called Word World and the title couldn’t be more fitting. All of the objects in the show are made of words – words that take shape and come to life. It’s a PBS Kids show (partially funded by the U.S. Department of Education) and won the Parents’ Choice Gold Award in March 2008.

The endearing Word World characters really spring into action thanks to the 3D CGI animation. Every day Frog, Sheep, Pig, Duck (my son’s favorite) and Dog go on comic adventures, and are ultimately faced with problems that can only be resolved by building the correct word. The songs are catchy and the stories are clever. It’s wholesome, fun and funny. Now go tune in and build a word…

The wait is over! The Britax Frontier Harness-2-Booster seat has arrived at BabyEarth. If you want to keep your little guy or gal in a five-point harness until they are in their mid-20’s, this is the booster seat for you.

The Frontier has a lot to brag about. It’s a forward-facing five-point harness booster with a weight capacity of up to 80 pounds. And the Frontier also serves as a vehicle belt-positioning booster up to 100 pounds.

Featuring True Side Impact Protection with one-hand adjustable harness height system, Versa-Tether and engineered energy management zones, the Frontier is designed to be the safest high capacity seat in the industry: it was designed to be a Britax.

It also comes in five different color options minus tweed, plaid or floral. Refreshing. Loaded with comfort and convenience features, such as comfort foam, dual cup holders and armrests, the Frontier is the ideal seat for the child graduating from their convertible car seat without compromising safety. Now if we could just convince our kids to wear helmets…