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In one of our previous Toys n More blog articles, we talked about how sensory toys can greatly help kids with Autism. But, these toys are also ones that can relieve symptoms that affect the nervous system of younger children, notably infants, for conditions such as Colic. Sensory Toys for Colic Relief in Your Infant If you notice for some reason that your newborn baby is crying a lot more
According to Autism Speaks, a sensory toy is one that stimulates the senses. These kinds of toys can, of course, be played with by any child who finds them fun. But, kids who have been diagnosed with autism benefit from these types of toys much more, because they need to have their senses engaged much more than a child who does not have the condition. What Are Sensory Toys? There
We know that with every child comes a new personality, and that it can be hard to try and guess what toys they really want for Christmas. This is especially true if you only see your nieces, nephews, cousins, and other younger children in your family during the holidays. Christmas Wish Boxes are for folks just like you who aren’t quite sure what kinds of toys they will actually enjoy
Do you have a kid in your life who makes it a point to announce that their birthday is coming up, way beforehand? And, not just a few weeks before, no. This kid remembers everything you got them last year (and probably the year before), and now wants you to know exactly what they want this year! If this kid is in your family, and you know just what we’re
Toys are made to have fun, but often have terrible consequences when it comes to injuries. This is why, as parents and guardians, it’s ultimately our responsibility to be aware enough to know if particular ones are safe enough for our children to play with. Statistics on the Safety of Toys For many of us adults, the first image that may pop into our heads when we think about a
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