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    My DD got The Original Little Hands card holder by Gamewright as a stocking stuffer for Christmas. I can't remember where my Mom found them but if you perform a search on the Internet I am sure you can find it online.

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    When the boys were too small to hold their cards we used clothespins. Then they can just hold the pin and their cards stay nicely fanned out.


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    Wish I'd have been as ingenious as some of you - great ideas. We did the whole cards face-up behind a fort of pillows when the kids were little. Only upside is that it gave every card game some physicality between running around the back of the pillows to look and back out to play the card.

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    Love these ideas! Its an issue we have too - Aiden usually stands near a chair and lays his cards out behind him on the chair. But the lid idea is great!


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    You can take a cardboard egg carton, turn it upside down and cut a slit in each egg bump. Voila!

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