Sentences with phrase «play items for a children»

Wedding parties often request child tables, chairs, and play items for a children's corner at receptions.

Not exact matches

Those items include cribs, changing tables, diapers and play places for children.

It added demonstrators for the holiday season to show people how toys work, and began opening Play Labs at 42 stores, areas where children can play with different itPlay Labs at 42 stores, areas where children can play with different itplay with different items.

We think that this item would encourage your child to develop care and love for the animals since they can play with it.

For example, while grocery shopping play «I Spy», while making dinner have your child help set the table and count out the items that you need.

We like that fact that this item encourages creative and imaginative play for every 5 - year - old child.

A jumper for boys / girls is a fun item to have for your baby especially if you have an energetic little child who isn't able to walk yet but want to move around and play.

Well worth the money, this is a high - quality play area where a toddler has room to walk around and, positioned away from items that could cause harm, it will allow you to have your child play independently for a longer period of time.

LEGO DUPLO toys allow even the youngest builders to safely play with items, like toy castles, using large blocks that are easy to construct with and are safe for younger children.

This kind of pretend play lays the groundwork for preschool play, when using the oven timer in a play kitchen or ringing the bell in a pretend fire truck signifies your child's growing understanding that each item serves a purpose.

A pack — n — play is a baby item that I had for all three of my children.

So true, that the fun is in the unwrapping (at least for younger children) All of my grandchildren have played the «wrapping» game at one time or another — take a toy (any toy — and sometimes a hairbrush or other unusual item) wrap it or just stick it in a shoe box, then deliver it to the Lucky Recipient — Happy squeals of delight and exclaimations of joy all around — then it's their turn to «gift» someone.....

This works very well for small toys, like action figures, small cars and other items that your children play with often and want to be able to reach by themselves.

When making your selection, try to think about how your child would play with the included items, and look for opportunities to encourage creative cross-play.

A non-custodial parent should plan for a child's visits by purchasing the child's favorite food items and snacks and ensure the child has activities to do and places to go such as sporting events, going to the movies and playing games.

Let your child explore his imagination by providing items for pretend play.

If there is a toy that you just can't part with but your child no longer plays with it, stick it away in a box of other sentimental items for your child when she's older.

Take the time to look for small items, especially coins, safety pins, tacks, etc in the areas where your children are playing.

In addition to helping you teach your child early to take part in household chores, using an item you already have around the house for both play cleaning and actual cleaning can save you from spending $ 20 or so on special toy cleaning supplies (yes, toy Swiffer - like sweepers exist).

The Children's Factory makes items such as kids activity mats, kids furniture sets, play climbers and more all made of a durable vinyl covering over dense foam that makes their items easy to clean and durable enough for long - lasting use.

While I expect for the children to keep sensory bin items in their bins, the tablecloths help make it easier to clean up any accidental spills, and they are good for still defining the «play area» for my kids who like to deconstruct their sensory bins, pulling items out and organizing them.

«Many people simply don't realize that heavy items — like televisions, dressers and other types of furniture — present a very real danger for children who are tempted to climb on or play nearby them.»

Also, rather than scheduling everyone in the family to always do the same activities (which I was doing) this new plan had scheduled activities for each child (school, play, chores, etc.) so the children could get used to doing these things and will know when they need to complete each item.

A number of the songs such as «Playing for Christmas Day» and «When it's Christmas» are suitable for the very youngest infant and nursery children and would make ideal concert items.

To avoid cats ingesting potentially harmful items in the first place, iCatCare advises owners to: keep wool, sewing cotton and other sewing materials out of reach; ensure that cat toys are strong enough to withstand rough play and dispose of any with weak seams or leaking contents; make sure bins are covered to avoid cats foraging for bones or the string around meat; encourage children to put away their toys after use; provide indoor cats with plenty of stimulation and well - made toys; and remove any non-suitable item from your cat straightaway before it is ingested and causes a problem.

Whether it's a photo of your children that lets your mind drift to old memories or the fidget spinner that you play with just a little too much, put those items away in your desk during the holiday season and save them for January.

A non-custodial parent should plan for a child's visits by purchasing the child's favorite food items and snacks and ensure the child has activities to do and places to go such as sporting events, going to the movies and playing games.

Four items assessed the amount of time children spent on an average weekday and an average weekend day (a) watching TV and (b) playing video or computer games or using a computer for purposes other than schoolwork (Schmitz et al., 2004).

For example, the much used Parenting Stress Index contains items like «When my child wants something, my child usually keeps trying to get it» and «When playing, my child doesn't often giggle or laugh».