LEGO's New Harry Potter Sets - Just in Time for Holiday Shopping!

!±8± LEGO's New Harry Potter Sets - Just in Time for Holiday Shopping!

LEGO is selling 6 new Harry Potter LEGO sets just in time for the release of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows - Part 1" on November 19th. Be prepared for your kids adding these items to their Christmas lists. Enjoy double the fun of building these amazing LEGO sets and then watching your child use their imagination as they re-enact the Harry Potter stories. Be sure to purchase or order your selection early because once the new movie is released and the holiday rush is on, these sets will be very hard to find.

Enter Hogwarts Castle and bring on the imagination! This set includes Dumbledore's office with the Sorting Hat, Gryffindore's Sword and the secret stairs. The Great Hall is decorated with the Gryffindore and Slytherin colors, and remember Tom Riddle's book, it's hidden in the knights armor. Also in the Castle are the Gryffindore and Slytherin common rooms, the moving staircases and so much more..

With the Attack at the Burrow it's time to protect the Weasley's home. There are 3 floors and the back is open to make it possible to play. The doors windows and gates open and the kitchen is furnished with table, chairs, sink and dishes.

When you're at the Quidditch Match you can catch the Golden Snitch as you fly through the goal posts, Hufflepuff Tower or over the stands. The half-giant Hagrid's Hut is full of what we grown to expect including a giant spider, baby dragon and a light-up fireplace. In Freeing Dobby you must free the house elf from his cruel master Lucius Malfoy. Take the Hogwart's Express and enjoy the fun. The top of this three car train can be removed to move the figures and load the cargo.

All sets include figures from the stories and the necessary accessories. These are the same trusted LEGO products that have been enjoyed by children for years, but now with the excitement of the Harry Potter series.

LEGO's New Harry Potter Sets - Just in Time for Holiday Shopping!

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Cozy Up to a Safe and Family Friendly Fireplace

!±8± Cozy Up to a Safe and Family Friendly Fireplace

Fall winds and rustling leaves forecast cozy evenings around a crackling fire. While a warm hearth is inviting, it can pose a few dangers to tots and other family members. Here are some simple precautions to ensure that your fireplace, chimney, hearth or wood stove is as safe as it is comforting this season.

Protecting Small Children from Hearth and Fire
Even without a fire, a hearth's sharp corners and rough surfaces pose year-round dangers to babies and toddlers. Padded hearth guards made of fire-retardant foam are an easy remedy for accidental bumps and cuts, but hearth padding doesn't limit access to the fireplace itself. If your fireplace has a mounted screen or door, secure it with a locking device like KidCo's Fireplace Door Lock. If open, keep the fireplace clean of ashes and burned debris so little hands and mouths stay soot-free.

For fireplaces or wood stoves that receive heavy use during the winter months, KidCo's HearthGate(TM) Baby Safety Gate is an ideal child safety solution. It fully surrounds the hearth area to protect little ones from the fire's obvious dangers and the hearth's hard surfaces. Plus, it keeps fire tools, wood boxes and gas valve keys safely out of reach.

Chim-Chim'ney! Maintaining a Safe Fireplace and Chimney
To ensure safe operation, fireplace and chimney systems should be inspected and cleaned each year - even in warmer areas where fireplace use is less frequent. Flammable creosote from burning logs builds up on chimney walls over time, and obstructions such as bird or animal nests can inhibit proper venting and possibly cause a chimney fire. Cracks or deterioration also pose fire hazards and can even allow dangerous carbon monoxide to escape into the home. Professional chimney sweeps offer cleaning, inspection and maintenance services; the Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) provides a list of certified "Sweeps" online at http://www.csia.org.

Enjoy Crackling Warmth - Safely!
Seasoned hardwood or artificial fire logs are the safest fuels for fireplaces and wood stoves, while blank or black ink newsprint is an inexpensive and popular starter. Color newspaper sections should not be used as these inks may release unwanted fumes -- for this reason, too, never burn wrapping paper or other rubbish in a fireplace. And, of course, never use charcoal lighter fluid or gasoline to light a fire. The vapors from even a small amount of these fluids can concentrate in a fireplace or woodstove and cause an explosion.

Also remember to keep fires to an appropriate size. A too-large fire may overheat the surrounding wall or roof materials, causing them to deteriorate or even ignite. Place logs toward the rear of the fireplace to create a better draw of smoke up the chimney, and keep the damper open until the ashes are cool to minimize any buildup of dangerous carbon monoxide.

Last -- but certainly not least -- be sure that fire alarms and carbon monoxide detectors have new batteries and operate properly. If you haven't invested in a household fire extinguisher, now is the perfect time to do so. Make it a pre-holiday gift to yourself and enjoy family fireside gatherings with added peace-of-mind.

Cozy Up to a Safe and Family Friendly Fireplace

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