Mysticmom, here are a few sites, I have alot more if you would like them. If you wanted to spend the money, create a card and hallmark card studio is wonderful software for making cards,stationery ,calendars, etc. I have several of both and really like them. Graphic Gardens Here is a link that might be useful: printables

Here is a link to the site, think that it will work. It has huge sets of graphics and papers that are free to download. Stacie Here is a link that might be useful: scrapbooking sets for free

I remember that phase. We had toys in every room of the house. They need to be where you are so you can watch them though, so that means you may have to have toys in your living room or kitchen or anywhere else. Hang in there. They'll eventually get old enough so that you can say "no toys in the living room" when you need to keep it clean. The good news is, with twins they will soon be content to stay back in their bedroom and play with each other. My twins are 10 now and didn't cling to my pant leg for nearly as long as their older sisters. They're so much more independent. We have a walk-in toy closet now with shelving all the way up. I keep toys with lots of pieces (like legos) up high so they have to ask to play with them, that way I can make sure they have the last thing put away first. I never thought I would be able to get my kids to stick to a one-thing-at-a-time rule but I did somehow. We have toys sorted in tubs and they've learned that they have to put away one tub to get out another. It doesn't work perfectly but I can walk across their bedroom floor MOST of the time. lol When my twins were toddlers, I just had a couple of big laundry baskets to keep toys in that were in the living room. They're light and easy to carry room-to-room and easy to carry back to their bedroom. I need better storage though. Wish we had an ikea store here. I'm always reading about things people have found there.

Hi Debbie, There are some amazing printable folding toys on this site if you have some way of printing out lots of copies. Hope this helps. Linda Here is a link that might be useful: Paper Toys