Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Hello Kitty Rice Cooker

I'm still a Hello Kitty fan and when I saw this, I was really tempted at getting one. It won't really match my kitchen decor but it's so darn cute! If you're interested in purchasing one, the price is $150. You can contact us to special order it.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

New Doljabi Raffle Tickets!



What are doljabi raffle tickets? These tickets are given out to party guests at the beginning of a dol (tol) first birthday party. Each ticket has an unique number on it and each guest is handed one ticket. At the sign in table, the host will provide labeled doljabi item containers for the guest to predict which doljabi item your child will select during the doljabi event. For example, if the guest thinks your child will select the pencil, they will place the raffle ticket into the jar labeled "pencil." At the end of the party, when the child selects the doljabi item, the host will pick up the jar labeled with the selected doljabi item and select a raffle ticket. The guest with the winning raffle ticket usually goes home with a small prize.

If you want to learn more about, the doljabi event, please click here.

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Korea- inspired kid's clothes

A children's clothing company called Tea, has come out with their new Korea-inspired kids clothing! Available for only this year, the Korea designs are modern yet classic. Here are some designs available now!

Friday, January 8, 2010

South Korean Kids Boot Camp

Some kids are leaving their video games at home and opting to do boot camp instead during their winter break...most thinking it was going to be fun but not realizing it was like real boot camp. Take a look at this and the poor kids faces!

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

New Trend Alert! Winter Warmers


These cute strawberry shaped heating pads are a must-have for the winter in Korea. They have natural grains inside and made with a high-quality velvet. You just pop it into the microwave for 30 seconds and the heat last for hours.

Although they're really cute, what I do is put white rice into an old sock (make sure you tie it up really tight) and this does the same trick. Great for sore shoulder aches!