You could put a target on the ground, say one of your heartshaped cushions, give each child an uninflated sausageshaped balloon and write his or her name on it. Then the children stand in a circle around the heart, say twelve feet away, inflate their balloon and let them fly (without a knot in). The first one to land on the heart denotes the winner. Or the closest to it. You could have one go each per round, or they could fire at will until someone is the winner.
To be honest we have to admit the fact that some new parents are so concerned about the nursery decor that they fail to bear baby safety in mind while choosing a baby crib for the newborn. Striving to create a lovely and fantastic nursery for their little cherub they put more emphasis on price, style and colour rather than taking into account the safety aspects.
In the end I think that, while comparing the two seasons may be unavoidable, it isn't going to do anybody (or the show) any favours. While I was watching I didn't get a strong impression that this season was trying to top the first. I had more the feeling that the creators had stumbled off a roller coaster, slightly dizzy, turned to each other and said with lopsided grins, "Let's do that again!" This isn't a case of a formula with larger and larger quantities added to raise the stakes. It's a case of great big world full of magic and fun that isn't about to run out of good ideas yet. Slayers is still a show that makes me laugh, excites me, moves me, and keeps me saying "just one more episode." True, if you're the sort of fan who thinks there haven't been any really good shows since Rahxephon, then this might not be your cup of tea. But if you've seen the first season and liked it, then there's nothing I can say or do to keep you from watching this one. And that's just fine I wouldn't dream of trying..