
When it rains, it pours. And pours frogs to boot. One of the kid's first toys was a set of Hindu deity finger puppets, which we threw into the diaper bag to keep her quiet at church. [Nothing like Kali Goddess of Death, to liven up a Sunday morning service.]
Anyway, when I circled back to pick up finger puppets of the world's religions, I somehow missed these: The Ten Plagues of Egypt Finger Puppets. With plague puppets this cute, you'll want to keep the blood-on-the-door-jamb joy of Passover alive the whole year through.
Ten Plagues Finger Puppets, designed by Yitzy Erps, $16.95 [judaism.com via extreme craft]
Previously: Plagues of Egypt plush toys