WAOUH Wild One Green Birthday Crown for Kids

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• CHEW ON THIS: Try on an opinion or two, start a debate, or play the devil’s advocate. When children are born, they're like baby animals, completely dependent upon the adults around them to teach them the difference between good and bad ,right and wrong.Humans may live in houses and make rules to keep order, but they also have primitive instincts that affect their behavior, and these primitive instincts never completely go away.
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• WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE: Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are. It is filled with imaginative characters, adorable prose and a sentimental lesson all parents and children can appreciate. The hero of the story, Max, reminds us so much of our little one that there was no question that when it came time to planning his birthday party it just had to be a Where the Wild Things Are birthday party. Full of wild things with terrible roars and terrible teeth, good things to eat and mischief on
• FOCUS ON THIS IMPORTANT MOMENT: If you celebrate the first birthday in your life, will you hope that everyone eyes are attracted by you in such an important party, will you hope that what everyone discuss all about you? Yes, at least I hope so while I don’t hope that adults only manage themselves take up the wine cup and chat merrily in my birthday party, so you need to attract others to talk about attractive topics, so a beautiful wild one crown can help
• THEME OF PRIMITIVITY: Give us your best Tarzan yell, it's time to get primitive! That means giving in to our baser natures, our animal instincts, which Max definitely does when he heads off on his ocean voyage in Where the Wild Things Are. But Max's primitive behavior doesn't start there. And that reminds us that kids are often considered to be more primitive than adults. By the time we're adults, we're supposed to have figured out how to deal with primal feelings and urges, but kids? They're