It is a well-established fact of scienterior design that children who are exposed to appropriate fonts in infancy are 10 times less likely to develop font hypersensitivity later in life. And what better way to introduce them to cute fonts than this canvas floor pillow?
According to researchers at the Scienterior Design Institute, this pillow may even help children learn to read. In SchoolHouse font.
ABC Canvas Floor Pillow, new at Restoration Hardware Baby & Child, $79.
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I highly doubt this will help any child learn their abc's but I love the neutral colors. What's font hyper sensitivity anyways? Lol.
is this article tongue-in-cheek? Seriously? Font hypersensitivity? Does that mean they wont grow up to make the mistake of loving comic sans or something?
I do however love the pillow.
This is something I would LOVE to have in my classroom!
For one thing, teaching children how to print using this type of font is outdated. Most kindergartens are introducing print via the D'Nealian method. It makes an easier transition to cursive.
"font hyper-sensitivity"??? Please tell me you're kidding.
Oh, and if you want your child to learn to read, the best method is to READ TO THEM every day.
I assumed it was a joke, in which case I'm laughing. :p
I was wondering if cursive was really going to still be around, though....
I'm so glad I'm not the only one laughing here. Letters on a pillow is scientific? LOL
But it's a cute pillow, minus the $79 price tag. I could buy a new crib for that!