Teach your kids to be green with an Idbid

Idbids helping get the green message to kids

Getting the environmental message to young children can be tough: you want them to understand green issues, but you don’t want to worry or scare them. This is where the Idbids come in. The Idbids are three cute little nine inch plush toys – Lola, Scout and Waverly – designed to help parents teach their children about the environment in a easy and understandable way. Each Idbid comes with a book that uses simple language and entertaining stories to explain issues about the planet. Once they have read the book, children can then check the included Field Guide, which contains easy, helpful tips on how they can help save the planet. These are small steps that any child can make – such as turning off the tap when they brush their teeth, switching off lights, using both sides of the paper when drawing or colouring in – but which make a real difference. Each Idbid is dedicated to a particular environmental element – Scout is a cloud who teaches about air pollution, Lola the flower who knows all about trees and plants, and Waverly, as his name suggests, is an expert on all things water-related. As well as being cute to look at and fun to play with, each toy is made using organic, recycled and eco-friendly materials – making them the ideal green gift for kids. So why not get your child into eco-habits early with the help of an Idbid?

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