Over generations, children have learned to save by dropping their hard-earned coins into ceramic piggy banks. One theory suggests that in the Middle Ages people tucked money away into cheap clay pots called pygg jars and over the centuries the name took on a different meaning/spelling. Well, some people are still trying to instill their childern with the value of saving money by using the piggy bank. If you fit into this category, perhaps you'd consider a more stylish alternative. The Amigos Piggy is made in Argentina from reconstituted leather and holds coins in its belly. If you release the flap beneath its tail, it emptys the money. Check it out at:
www.momastore.org
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