(something to show that they're in this together). Next to the boy, a doll's house that maybe he's leaning on with his other hand? And in the girl's other hand, she's holding a rocket / airplane type thing as if it's flying? OHWF I definitely meant shelf cards to be positive. Meant to look like recommendations beyond the narrow retailer/manufacturer target group. Subtle, business card sized, but camouflaged so that store staff might not take them down as they are not obviously out of place. I will defer to the hive mind! And as I am catastrophic at anything graphic/arty (someone didn't buy me enough colour-in-the-princess kits as a child) I can't offer to really see this one through. Actually that's a thought. My mother almost completely banned Barbie, Sindy and my little pony from my childhood. I had soft toys, a dolly in a Moses basket, a lot of standard Lego and some Technic, a dressing up box, a piano and a lot of mental arithmetic and spelling practice in the car on the way to places. I did have one Barbie which slipped through the anti-Mattel force field I must have been given by someone. I made her a house out of shoeboxes, a bath from a vitalite tub, and soft furnishings with old flannels and cut up old clothes. What about a chef's hat and frying pan for the boy, or a toy hoover (boys at playgroups always seem to love those)? And maybe something science-y for