Monday, January 28, 2013

Toys For Tots

Christmas, birthdays or other special events are a real treasure especially when you have tots in the house. For them every toy is a treasure to hold, they get thrills from quiet toys or noisy toys. Most of all a lot of toys meant for the very little ones are colorful and grab their attention unlike anything else out there. Here are some of the top toys for tots for this season. You will find something for every child.

Here are 5 top toys for children aged birth to 24 months that are sure to delight.
LeapFrog Spin and Sing Alphabet Zoo - Ideal for children 6 to 36 months of age. Children will discover the alphabet from Alligator to Zebra. LeapFrog does an excellent job of introducing letters A-Z and animal names and sounds. The playful musical responses that are rewarded at each touch will keep young children entertained. IQ Baby Knock-Knock Blocks - Blocks are always a sure win with most kids, especially when they are soft and can be squished, bitten or thrown. These colorful blocks, covered in satin are great for children 1-2 years old and come 16 to a set. Ranked #7 and #10 in Amazon categories Toddler Toys and Baby & Toddler Toys these blocks teach young children cause and effect. Melissa & Doug Deluxe Wooden Barnyard Animals Jumbo Knob Puzzle - Today when electronic toys reign supreme, most parents opt for whatever toy will give their kids the edge when it comes to education and learning, but what about plain fun and the thrill of simplicity? That where this great toy comes in, rated #12 in Pegged Puzzles this back-to-basic barnyard puzzle features smiling animals, and is made of wood and lets those one and older just have a little fun. Melissa & Doug Stop Sign (Vehicles) Jumbo Puzzle - Like their companion puzzle, Barnyard Animals, this wooden toy aimed at children over 1 presents three extra-large vehicles on a stop sign. Extra-large knobs allow smaller hands to handle the puzzle pieces easily. Great puzzle to help develop matching skills. Power Wheels Little People Tot Rod - How many kids don't like cars? This 6-volt, 4 amp battery powered car will let kids cruise up to 2 mph forward and like their adult counterparts comes with a 1 year limited bumper-to-bumper warranty. It also has safety features like parent assist to ensure that the little ones don't get themselves into any trouble.

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There are many types of toys available for toddlers, from the basic "let's have fun" to others that mix fun and education that teach children cause and effect, and matching. Many toys are bright and colorful, so they will keep kids attracted and entertained for hours.

Toys For Tots

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Coe's Quest - E177 - Where Are All The Cows?

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Saturday, January 19, 2013

The Best Cat Toys

As a cat owner, you have probably spent a lot of money on a new toy for your cat only to discover that your feline friend is not interested. Cats are notoriously difficult to please, which, coupled with their intelligence, means that it can be difficult to find cat toys that will be enjoyed for longer than five minutes. If you are looking for toys to stimulate your cat, here are some that you may like to consider.

Wand and Fishing Toys

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They may seem quite simple and unappealing to a human eye, but cats do not seem to tire of swiping things with their paws and hunting small pieces of fur. Of course, a cat's natural instinct is to stalk and hunt. Therefore, if your cat is spending all day indoors he, or she, has no outlet for these tendencies.

Wand or fishing toys consist of a simple stick with a small piece of fur or some feathers attached to the end of a piece of string. The best kind of wand toy is one that is lightweight, as your cat will find this more enjoyable. This type of toy is certainly worth investing in, as not only will your cat derive huge amounts of pleasure from it, but it also allows you to spend some quality playtime with your pet.

Balls

Another relatively inexpensive option is balls, which is probably just as well as they can easily become lost. However, like the wand toy, a ball allows a cat to exercise its hunting and pouncing instincts. Typically, most cats prefer a ball that jingles or makes another type of noise. Playing with a ball is a simple game that can be played alone, which means that your cat can be kept stimulated while you are out. Alternatively, of course, when you are at home, you can join in, too.

Cloth Toys

Although I am an advocate of simple toys, a cloth toy that does nothing, will not entertain a cat for very long. Generally, a cat prefers a toy that moves. However, if you would like to purchase small cloth toys, ones containing catnip are highly recommended. When looking for catnip toys, you may like to consider ones that are refillable, as the scent will not last long. However, typically these types of toy can be bought very cheaply, so you may find it less time consuming to buy new toys rather than find fresh catnip.

Other Small Toys

More small toys that I would recommend are ones that are set on coiled spring, as this is wonderful for batting and swiping. You are likely to find some scratching posts that have these kinds of toys attached; this is especially attractive to the cat and will encourage him, or her, to use the scratching post as well as the springy toys.

Laser Pointers

Laser pointers are some of the latest cat toys to immerge, but whether they will appeal to your cat depends upon the individual temperament of your pet. Those who do enjoy laser pointer toys really love them. On the other hand, there are cats that could not be less interested. The good news is that a laser pointer can be bought relatively cheaply, so it need not cost a fortune to discover whether or not it seems like fun to your cat.

Owners should never point lasers directly at the cat. Make sure that the laser is directed onto the floor. If your cat is interested he, or she, will chase the laser around in an attempt to catch it.

Of course, these are just some of the toys that you may like to consider for your cat. There are many more options available, so it is easy to ensure that your pet is never bored.

The Best Cat Toys

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Square Enix Play Arts Kai Figures San Diego Comic-Con 2011 Display

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Friday, January 11, 2013

10 Great Toys For an Autistic Child

Have you considered a toy for autistic child? Regardless if a child has autism, another disability or not, all children love toys. Of course, no child is alike. Therefore, what may be enjoyed by one child may not hold the interest of another. Thus, the trick is to figure out which toys your autistic child will enjoy playing with, and will help them develop skills.

The following are 10 great toys for autistic children. The first 5 are suggestions are for children age 3-7 and the second 5 are for children age 8 - 12. Following each basic toy description is examples of where you can find them -

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Ages 3-7

1. Paints and/or coloring pencils with large paper - This is a great way for an autistic child to express him/herself in color. Knowing what colors your child responds to may be helpful when it comes to learning. Check Toys R' Us, Sears, or Wal-Mart.

2. Building blocks - any toy for autistic child that can be stacked helps them improve their motor skills. Great toys to consider include "Lego", alphabet blocks, colored shapes, etc. Check Toys R' Us, Sears, or Wal-Mart

3. Stories with Repetition and/or Rhyme -These books help in the development of speech skills. Good book examples you can consider include "Dr. Seuss" and "Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes". Book stores, online at Amazon.com, or your local library.

4. Mix and Match toys - Toys that involve sorting and grouping together matching numbers, colors, shapes, etc. help improve cognitive skills. One interesting toy for autistic child is "Match & Spell 3 - Letter Word". This game teaches a child how to spell basic words by putting together matching colored cards that create a picture of the word. This game can be found online at the autism toy store stars4kidz.com.

5. Toys that light up - Toys such as the "flashing molecule ball" are good for visual stimulation. When the ball is squeezed, the colorful balls light up and flash. Check online at stars4kidz.com or Toys R' Us.

Ages 8 - 12

1. "Calculator Cash Register" - This is a perfect pretend toy for autistic child. This particular toy comes with a working calculator, pretend money (bills, coins and credit cards). This toy encourages creativity and math skills. Check online at Stars4kidz.com or local toy stores.

2. Musical toy instrument - If your child has an interest in music, consider getting a toy instrument such as drums, guitar, recorder or piano with sheet music. These toys teach cognitive, motor, creative and sensory skills. Check local toy stores, Toys R' Us or Wal-Mart

3. Picture books - Picture books such as "I Spy" are great ways to engage your child's imagination. "I Spy" has a collection of picture riddle books based on different themes. Check your local bookstore, online at amazon.com, or library.

4. Classic board games -There are many classic board games to choose from including "KerPlunk", "Scrabble Jr.", "Monopoly Jr.", "Trouble", "Yahtzee", etc. Board games can be a toy for autistic child that helps to improve social skills, and depending on the game, may help to develop cognitive and motor skills. Check Toys R' Us, Wal-Mart and Sears.

5. "Stretch-Eze" - This is a unique sensory toy that is ideal for stretching, exercise, and making creative movements. The "Stretch-Eze" is a stretchy circular band that comes in different sizes and colors. Look for it at Stars4kidz.com

Keep in mind that the toys listed above are only toy for autistic child suggestions. You don't need to base the toys you give your child on their age. In fact, many parents of autistic children find that any toy is acceptable if their child responds to it regardless of the age specifications on the box. Note: The only exception is choking hazard age warning.

10 Great Toys For an Autistic Child

Monday, January 7, 2013

Kids' Toys

This holiday season I told my friend what I was going to get her daughter for Christmas. In response my friend sent me a link to a toy that her daughter had pointed out as wanting. The toy was nice, but it was trendy and I really wanted to get her something that she would be able to cherish for years to come.

Many parents feel the pull of buying their children what the kids think they want, usually stuff that looks cool on commercials set to hip music and other kids having fun. It is important to be able to strike a compromise. Yes, some trendy kids' toys are really cool and your child will probably have fun with it --- for a while, anyway. There is nothing wrong with getting a popular kids' toy. The trick is to sift through the barrage of commercialized kids' toys and find the toys that are in line with your child's interests and skills.

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To help parents get good ideas for kids' toys it is helpful to set a practice of limiting trendy toys to one or two and then investing in some quality toys that entertain, teach and can become keepsakes over the years. If you don't live in a town with creative kids' toys shops check online. You can even let your child browse sites and point out toys that interest him or her.

Kids' Toys