For a boy's third birthday and first haircut — candy platters, cake and gifts, delivered to the house or the shul.
Gingerbread
בהשגחת הרב שמואל ווינערPick a color. Decorated for birthday. Option to add teddy bears.
$120
Kati Kato Toy Store
My First Tricycle is perfect for little riders! An ergonomic design ensures comfort and ease of use, with grooves to prevent slipping and a handle suitable for long-term use. Easy to assemble and made from durable materials for safe and lasting fun.
$89.99
The Bakery Box
בהשגחת הרב שמואל ווינערPer dozen
$36
Kati Kato Toy Store
A fun and educational game simulating a shul for children ages 3+. Features colorful details and child-friendly design, inspiring imagination, learning, and play. Perfect for hours of joyful, hands-on fun!
$89.99
Malky's Toy Store
This Clics Container contains Clics pieces and accessories. An instruction model is enclosed with building suggestions. But once a child's mind is at play, model creations are endless. Click and play, build and learn and imagine your next masterpiece. Clicks! This building toy provides endless building opportunities for Israeli children.
$125
Kati Kato Toy Store
A fun and stylish scooter. Lightweight, easy to use, and perfect for outdoor play. Age: 3+ Max 50 kgs
$95.99
Green Berry
בד"ץ העדה החרדיתIncludes 16 hot, fresh waffles, light and golden, served with assorted toppings – including caramel and whipped cream – for a fun and delicious treat.
$103
Kati Kato Toy Store
The Kappela game with 250 natural wood pieces is suitable for ages 1-99. It offers endless building possibilities with various shapes and variations. No effort required. It especially develops logical thinking, imagination, and balance.
$52.99
The Bakery Box
בהשגחת הרב שמואל ווינערPer Dozen Please specify name in checkout notes
$36
The Bakery Box
בהשגחת הרב שמואל ווינער
An upsherin is a three-year-old's first haircut, and it is run as a small party: family and neighbours come, everyone takes a snip, and the boy is handed sweets and given his first siddur or aleph-beis. It is the moment his own chinuch starts, which is why the gifts tend to be his rather than the family's.
In practice the order is candy platters and cake for the room, plus something for the boy — a toy, a gift box, decorated cookies with his name and the letters on them. Set the delivery date for the morning of, and check the store's kashrut if it is being held in shul rather than at home.