Find the Mouse in the Metro Parent Holiday It List Gift Guide

Did you spy this little creature stirring in our December 2012 issue? See where all 12 were hiding, and download a wish list coloring page, too.

Metro Parent Staff

Metro Parent's 2012 Holiday 'It' List is teeming with tiny mice like this one – all part of our "Creatures are Stirring" animal-inspired product theme. Did you and your kids find the dozen total tiny mice hiding in our December print issue, between pages 35 and 42? Scroll down through the page-spreads below for the big mouse reveal!

Also, be sure to print out our special Holiday Wish List coloring page, so the kids can put together their own roundup of goodies. Just click on the image, to the right, to download the PDF and print it out before going to visit Santa!

Page 35

Pages 36-37

Pages 38-39

Pages 40-41

Pages 42

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