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Teaching Kids to Go Green With Idbids

Photo of IdbidsThese cute plush dolls also have a great message. The eco-friendly characters called Idbids (Scout the cloud; Lola the flower; and Waverly the water drop) who teach children "iddy biddy" steps to keep the Earth happy, healthy and green and how to have fun while doing it. The Idbids were named a "Top Toy of 2008" by Time.com, a "Breakout Toy" by CNNmoney.com, a "Top 10 Plush" by TDmonthly and a "Best Green Toy" by About.com. They've also just won the 2008 Preferred Choice Award from Creative Child Magazine.

"We believe eco-friendly toys like Idbids can bring to life the idea that going green is fun, even for children as young as 3 years old," says Sarah Alvarez, co-owner of Idbids. "The combination of plush, huggable characters with beautiful, vibrant colors and supporting storytelling components help the concept of going green become an exciting, imaginative adventure."

So who are these Idbids, anyway? Scout, Lola and Waverly each have green feet and distinct personalities, and each is dedicated to a particular environmental element. Scout, a soft, fluffy white cloud, is knowledgeable about the air and becomes grumpy when he thinks about air pollution. Lola, the lovely flower, teaches about trees and plants. Waverly, the bright blue water drop, thinks more about the oceans, seas, rivers and lakes. The line includes a storybook, field guide and an organic fabric cinch sack for the child to wear, while they teach the child to turn off the water when brushing their teeth, how to recycle and remembering to wash their hands. They can visit the website to receive a Idbids Certificate of Completion. And, although it is unkind to play favorites, our favorite Idbid is Lola.

You can find out about Idbids and at Idbids.com.

Posted on July 21, 2008





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