The Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon is the most stable walker toy I have found. Made almost entirely of wood, this mostly natural toy doubles as a wagon and a walker. Young children love to put their cherished toys in the wagon and take it for a spin. We were given our wagon from a friend who's child had out grown it. There was a recall on the toy for a chokeable part that could fall off, but it only affects models sold before May 2005. We have never had this problem with our wagon. Click ... continue reading...
The Possessed Puzzle!
Puzzabilitites/Small World Toys Sounds on the Go is a nice puzzle for your toddler because of the large wooden knobs on each piece. Large knobs are easier to grasp for young children, who are developing their fine motor skills. There are four wooden pieces featuring a different vehicle on this natural toy. When a piece is placed in the puzzle, a corresponding vehicle sound plays. Personally, I do not think it is necessary for toys to make noise (other than musical instruments), however ... continue reading...
Ecochildsplay featured on Z Recommends
Ecochildsplay has been blessed to be featured in another wonderful blog. Z Recommends consists of well written posts about toddler recommendations, from toys to music and films. All proceeds raised from Z Recs is set aside for her college fund. We have enjoyed reading this blog and think you will too. Please click here to read the ecochildsplay's featured post on Z Recommends! ... continue reading...
DHA Food Additive-Magical or Overrated
There is an interesting article in today's New York Times about DHA (a vegetarian source of omega-3 fatty acid), and whether it should be added to our food. It is already in infant formula. Here is an excerpt from the article. Magical or Overrated? A Food Additive in a Swirl by Gary Rivlin For a long time, the typical American diet contained plenty of omega-3, DHA included. But that was when cattle were not trapped in pens and actually roamed the prairies and grazed on grass, which is a good ... continue reading...
Fridge Fun with Wooden Magnetic Letters
Thank you Melissa and Doug for saving us from those plastic magnetic refrigerator letters. These wooden magnetic letters are great. The entire back of each letter is covered in one solid magnet, unlike the little chokeable pieces of magnets that always fall out of the plastic kind. Melissa and Doug's wooden letters consist of 52 letters, including both upper and lower case letters. In my experience as an early childhood educator, it is best to introduce young children to upper case and lower ... continue reading...
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