Developmental Toys

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Oct
2009

Product Review: Lamaze Play House Gym

From birth, Lamaze is a toy line that has been staple in our household. Both my sons adore everything they make including their cast of characters and developmental playsets.
Keeping in this tradition, the new Lamaze Play House Gym($80) has been a hit for us.

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Aug
2009

The World of Eric Carle Squeaks and Crinkles

Just in time for the 40th anniversary of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Eric Carle has teamed up with Kids Preferred to introduce a line of developmental toys for babies and kids.

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Jun
2009

Baby Loves Lamaze!

New for Spring, Lamaze has introduced some incredibly adorable characters to their already popular ‘play and grow’ line.

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Jun
2009

Whoozit Goes Everywhere Babies Go

Manhattan Toy’s Whoozits are a fun loving line made of bright colors and high-contrast patterns. Each Toy offers many developmental benefits for babies including visual stimulation, Early Motor, Sensory and Independent Play skills.

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May
2009

Tiny Love To Introduce New Tiny Princess™ Collection!

Everything is pink at Tiny Love! This summer they will be introducing the Tiny Princess™ Collection. Moms who are looking for a couple more pink pieces for their new baby’s nursery will love this new line.

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Mar
2009

Beleduc Puzzles Teaches Kids About Their Own Body

Beleduc’s five layer “Your Body” puzzle shows in clear and child oriented way to set-up of a human body from skeleton to the organs, over the muscles to the naked and to the dressed child.

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Feb
2009

Toy Fair 2009: Tiny Love

Tiny Love has always been known for their original, innovative baby toys.
This year they have introduced some products that will benefit babies while they are playing around the house or while they are out with mom and dad.
I like that each product has an element for every developmental stage and that the company’s website outlines [...]

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7
Jan
2009

Twig Building Blocks: Stacking With A Twist!

This cool unconventional building block set will keep your little engineer busy for hours.
Stacking the usual way, on on top of the other, this set also offers kids the ability to use sticks to secure their work.
72 vibrant colored wooden pieces—each precision-cut and compatible with one another—combine to form an infinite array of captivating [...]

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12
Dec
2008

Baby Einstein Celebrates 10 Years

Any parent who has a child under the age of 3 has heard of Baby Einstein or used one of their DVD’s to get 20 minutes of sanity.
The groundbreaking infant video’s have been made popular by their unusual way of combining real life images with children playing and puppets.
My son, who is three, still [...]

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4
Dec
2008

10 Clever Sorting Toys

Because my son has needed a good amount of therapy to meet his milestone, we have collected a lot of developmental toys. We have found sorting toys to be both helpful to teach colors, shapes and numbers.

Some of the other skills these toys teach are

fine motor skills
co-ordination

problem solving
matching [...]

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Sep
2008

Haba Re-Invents The Ball

Haba is my favorite toy company because everything they create has so many uses. This year they have introduced many balls that double as other toys. Here are some of the ones I love!
1. Pommella Activity Toy – Open up the magnetic apple and inside there is a [...]

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Aug
2008

Study: Lack Of Tummy Time Could Mean Developmental Delay in Babies

Since 1992, the American Academy of Pediatrics has been telling parents the importance of putting newborns and infants to sleep on their backs to reduce sudden infant death syndrome(SIDS).

Now the American Physical Therapy Assn. wants parents to know that position is for when they’re sleeping and unsupervised.

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