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Product catalog and magazine photos are great, but have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes to get those great shots? Wonder no more…here’s a quick video showing you some behind the scene looks of our recent photo shoot. It takes a lot of work to stage and light, but it’s fun. The final product … aka Amazing Photos, will be up on the site next week. Live Giant, Shelia www.megiant.com 
We are most excited to debut our line at the Dallas Market Center Winter 2012 Show. Come check us out in the Kids World Studio – 8701-05.
Live Giant, Shelia www.megiant.com
We want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday from the Me Giant team. Quotation: Never worry about the size of your Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall. ~Larry Wilde, The Merry Book of Christmas Live Giant, Shelia www.megiant.com September is Baby Safety Month. Check out the JMPA website for more info and tips on baby safety. For kicks and giggles we created this short silent film showing some of the things we did around our home to protect our little giants. Highlighted in the video: Outlet Plugs Internal and External Cabinet Locks Door Chime Door Pinch Guards Baby Gate at Top and Bottom of Stairs Removed Door Stops Pool . . . 
It’s National Baby Safety Month so preparing your home for your little Giant is important. Here is a short video to help you get started. Live Giant, Shelia www.megiant.com
Kids learn through sensory experience and stimulation of their 5 senses: Sight, Touch, Taste, Sounds and Smell. They’re like little sponges and learn by doing. As parents we see sensory play as educational, but to kids it’s just simple, fun play. This video highlights how to make and use colored rice for fun and creative toddler activities.
Live Giant, Shelia www.megiant.com
Kids learn through sensory experience and stimulation of their 5 senses: Sight, Touch, Taste, Sounds and Smell. They’re like little sponges and learn by doing. As parents we see sensory play as educational, but to kids it’s just simple, fun play. This video highlights how to make and use colored rice for fun and creative toddler activities.
Live Giant, Shelia www.megiant.com
Children learn through play and Sensory Play is a great way to enhance the development of body awareness, motor skills, attention, self-esteem, self regulation and vocabulary. The other day I set up 4 different sensory stations for my little giants. They played and they got messy. And messy was the best part. No worries — we did this outside, so clean up was easy and everyone participated. Take a moment to comment below . . . |
 I’m Shelia, the Chief Keeper Upper at Me Giant. I love small business, funny jokes, good people, being a mommy and living giant. The purpose of this blog is to share my experiences in building a small business, the tips and tools I use to do it, and insights and interviews with other successful entrepreneur filled with how to ideas.  |
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