No Plastics Please

I was amazed by the amount of plastic products I have accumulated in my backyard. I have used -plastic containers in varying sizes and varying degrees of decay. Roofed and fenced-in in one part of my backyard are Ethan's used and broken plastic toys. I even saw his big plastic see-saw, several toddler bikes, strollers and two plastic high-chairs. The high-chairs cannot be put into good use anymore. It would have been great if I bought and used the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair for Ethan instead. This high-chair is highly innovative as it "grows" with the child. It was designed in such a way that the chair can be adjusted to your child's height - easy-adjustment and storage, no-nonsense design, eco-friendly too as it's made of wood. Oh well, I better call in the "plastic man" and sell all these plastics.