February 15th, 2010
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From the Manufacturer
Plan Toys create to inspire children’s imagination as well as promote their physical and intellectual development. Plan Toys also proves that it is possible to maintain superior quality standards while steadfastly following a path of environmental and social responsibility. Plan Toys practices the “Three R’s” of green living: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Plan Toys manufacturing processes is designed to reduce waste and save energy. Plan Toys are always lookin Read more…
February 15th, 2010
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From the Manufacturer
Give your little one the tools of today to help them build a little greener. Sprig Toys Eco-Trucks are made in Europe to exacting standards and use the exclusive Sprigwood™ wood-plastic composite. Each truck uses bits of recycled wood & plastic materials to create an earth-friendly toy that is durable, highly mechanical and has less impact from manufacturing on our earth. The Eco-Trucks Loader uses off-road wheels and freewheeling chassis to easily push ov Read more…
February 14th, 2010
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Would the tax cred cover things like Lego Mindstorms for a child with A.D.D. It’s pretty obvious how something like that could help out someone with A.D.D out, since its pretty much all hands on. But the whole thing is so expensive. Any other ideas?
February 13th, 2010
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Hi,I am staying in Borivali, Mumbai, India.Can you tell shop where can i get Wooden Educational toys from Borivali to Goregaon? or can you suggest me online shop?
February 10th, 2010
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what toys are good for a 2 1/2 year old girl (will be 3 in october)? I want to get her something that is educational but something that is in her age level. thanks
Here is a great site from which I have bought many things for my sons:http://www.mindwareonline.com/MWESTORE/H…
Their toys are fun AND educational, and they have a very diverse selection.
My friend has a little girl that I watch and I would love to get her a fun but educational gift for Christmas. I don’t have a lot of money but up to $20 I could do.
For those Mommy’s and Daddy’s on here… do you have any recommendations?
Thanks very much! =)
Wyatt’s birthday is soon approaching (well 2 months) and he needs some toys that will make him think. He no longer plays with the toys he has, he would rather try to stack bowls, try to get things to fit together or something else somewhat challenging for a 10 month old. So what are some good toys that would keep him “thinking” and that would have a bit of challenge to it?
I have a 22 month old. He is too old for the noise making, button pushing toys. He likes sorting, and toys that are challenging. Do any of you have suggestions of GREAT toys that are entetaining for my little guy????
We have the usual toys: swings, bumbo chair, vibrating chair, playmats, tummy time toys… What other toys are there that babies really like? I am thinking ahead for a few things to ask for as christmas presents for my little boy.
