Fun Facts About Piggy Banks

Piggy banks have been around for a long, long time. The material often used for them is called Pygg. It dates back to the Middle Ages, and it was originally used because it was cheap. It is an orange color and was used to make pygg jars and pots. During the 18^th century, pygg banks were introduced. From personalized piggy banks to generic versions, these keepsakes would come in handy whenever folks could save an extra coin or two.

Even though we no longer make coin holders out of the orange pygg clay, the banks are shaped like pigs to pay homage to this historical fact.

Great for Gifts!

While most people associate personalized piggy banks with childhood, you can enjoy them at any time in your life. Companies often make them to be used for promotional purposes. These personalized piggy banks make popular gifts for people of all ages. They make fun keepsake gifts that can be used by children to adults.

We offer different shapes and designs of piggy banks that you can personalize to make the perfect gift. Choose from painted pigs, elephants, tigers, airplanes, or trains to get the right look for your little money saver. 

Making Bath Time Fun

Though that first bath with your newborn may seem a bit tricky at first, bath time can become a great way to bond. For guaranteed fun, try these games and activities on your little one and see which ones make him or her smile.

Jump In: Is your baby still wary of the water? Slide into the tub with her, and she’ll feel secure as she adjusts to the sensation of the water.

Break Out the Toys and Bubbles: There’s endless bathtime toys out there to guarantee fun in the tub. Rubber ducks and other water animals encourage imaginary play, and plastic sups will teach him about filling and pouring. Or, use bubble wands or a powered bubble blower and he’ll be sure to love watching them float through the air.

Tickle Her Senses: When its time to dry off,your baby will get a kick out of touching the soft washcloths and towels. Our fluffy monogrammed hooded towels will add even more fun as they’ll feature her favorite animal or pattern.

Sing While You Soap: For a baby, the simple act of bathing is a big sensory experience. Add a song or any soothing sounds, and you’ve got yourself a bathtime hit. With a mashup for for-the-tub tunes like “Rubber Ducky”, your baby will love it – even if you’re way off-key!

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