Archive for May 16th, 2008

Did you know that the images you provide for your child’s mind are akin to food for the body? Healthy images can nourish and encourage positive growth, particularly at an early age when the brain is developing rapidly, setting a foundation for thought and emotion for life. It brings whole brain balance to your child’s intellectual (and emotional) development by stimulating the right side of the brain.

Why is the right side of the brain important? Because the brain is laterally divided into two hemispheres: the right side and the left side. The left side of the brain is also known as the “logical mind.” The right side is known as the “emotional mind.”

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Choosing the right toys for babies can be an overwhelming activity especially for new and young parents. The most important thing you should consider when planning to buy toys for your baby is her safety. So it is only imperative to choose toys that are made with reliable and baby-friendly materials.

Babies are quite delicate little tots and they love to put anything into their mouths; so you should always put their safety first. If you are shopping for stuffed dolls or soft animal toys, you should look for durable clothing materials that these baby toys are made up of.
The fibers or faux fur coming from stuffed baby toys is quite hazardous to babies when inhaled or swallowed. Remember to always check the materials of these types of toys to protect your baby.

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Some kids seem to naturally get lost in the wonder of their imaginations. Others need a little more prompting. In any case, there are many things that parents can do to encourage their children’s creativity. Here are ten ideas you can use today:

1. Keep your toys simple. Though it’s sometimes difficult, my husband and I try to steer the kids away from two kinds of toys: those made entirely of plastic and those that require batteries.

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