Sentences with phrase «providing other toys»

You could try providing other toys for your hamster to play with at night — that might distract him.

Local libraries and bookstores often host story time and provide other toys to keep kids occupied beyond the book reading.

Not exact matches

They provide better «toys» (usually BOOKS) in their kids» meals than the other fast food places, have great fries and make a mean salad with non-breaded chicken.

Shrink film provides an highly durable layer of tamper - resistance for almost any product — from foods, software, toys and board games to cosmetics and other consumer goods.

Another part of the answer has to do with early cognitive stimulation: Affluent parents typically provide more books and educational toys to their kids in early childhood; low - income parents are less likely to live in neighborhoods with good libraries and museums and other enrichment opportunities, and they're less likely to use a wide and varied vocabulary when speaking to their infants and children.

That means not labelling colours as gender identifiers and providing our child with a wide array of toys; dolls to trucks, amongst other things.

Please make sure you don't rely on a baby gym or other «special» toys in order to provide your baby with sensory stimulation.

They keep kids a engaged and can provide the ideas for other imaginative play like dress up or building toys.

It is best to have teething rings and other safe toys for chewing or gumming that can provide additional relief for your child in addition to the necklace.

Simply make sure that your child's toy box provides a range of different kinds of play experiences — and do lots of trades with other parents or happily accept hand - me - downs.

It does provide many features and dozens of activities in different toy stations like the mentioned exersaucers but what Baby Einstein jumper has while others don't is the piano box insert which plays realistic piano notes and 3 languages teaching which are English, French and Spanish.

Some weeks 8am - 3 p.m. and some weeks 9am - 4 p.m. Be flexible with schedules and times Be able to fix nutritious, toddler based meals with provided food Be able to think out of the box with toddler activities and provide outside activities Clean work space area and toys from a busy day Have a reliable vehicle to travel to and from work and be punctual Nonsmoker Must not bring other children or family members to work Limit personal calls and electronic use when working Willing to take online 1 hour CPR hours paid for by provider if not already certified

It provides plenty of spaces to keep diaper, toys, food, games and other items secure and clean.

This request should only include information necessary to make the child's stay more pleasant and safe with the other parent by providing information related to needs, medications, special diet foods, clothes, and / or toys.

Unfortunately, the target of biting can be another person, rather than a teething toy or other product that would provide relief.

Located in the Back Bay, Room to Grow accepts donations of clothing, books, toys, and other items appropriate for children under age 3 to provide to local families living in poverty.

Provide fidget toys during highly structured activities like circle time or any other setting that requires your child to sit and attend.

These items should be small and quiet toys that do not distract other children but that provide some sort of calming stimulation for your child.

Families could try to use toys or objects of affection, and provide other comforting activities during the bedtime routine such as a story or massage.

The other option is to provide extremely interesting toys during diaper changes.

Side pockets with elastic at the top provides a convenient place to store bottles, toys or other items you need at your fingertips.

Some playard models provide storage for toys and other baby items in zippered side pockets, fabric shelves, hook - on fabric storage pouches, and small clip - on parent - organizer bags.

Through visits to the Room to Grow Space once every three months, the program provides families with a unique combination of one - on - one parenting education, referrals to other community services as well as all the clothes, toys, books and gear their babies need at every stage during their first three years of development.

Shelves and stylish cubbies provide ample space for books, toys, and other treasured items.

Storage space on the sides of the potty allow toddlers to hide a few favorite toys for long potty breaks, and also provides space for some toddler wipes or other supplies.

BOB has a hanging basket underneath the seat that provides you with ample storage space for your shopping, toys, your hand bag or any other thing you may like to store under the seat.

Then, you also get a beautiful wooden table that will provide a fun place for your child to sit and play either with the water and sand or with any of their other favorite toys.

he Collapsible Storage Box from Lush Decor provides an organized and clutter - free room by keeping the floor clear of toys, books, and other items.

Really, though, they can't stand each other (except for Kenny, who's sweet as can be), and the repression of those feelings provides plenty of comic tension with which the actors can toy.

Play spaces will typically involve combinations of: • Large areas of hard surfaces (for a range of ball games, rebound walls, etc.); • Smaller hard surfaced areas for hop - scotch, elastics and other small group games; • Large grassed area for running, ball games, athletics and other activities; • Play equipment for different aged students, catering for potentially large groups of students at any one time and providing a range of types of activities; • Small spaces with seating for individuals and small groups; • Smaller grassed areas for a variety of activities requiring intimate spaces; • Sand play areas, dirt, water and planting for creative activities; • Areas suitable for marbles, small cars and toys, digging, and play with loose materials and surfaces; • Areas for dramatic / role play which might include decks, cubbies and planting; • Shade and shelter, drinking water and other utilities; • Shrubs and trees for hiding, shelter, imaginative games; • Tables and seats for a range of group activities; • Gathering spaces for assemblies, performances and community activities; and, • Quiet spaces as well as busy spaces.

The two toyed with the idea of a project modeled on the Harlem Children's Zone, a nonprofit organization that has garnered national attention for providing educational resources and other forms of support to low - income families living in Harlem, New York.

My story, and every other writer out there who has invested so much time and effort to bring us a story worth reading, providing our imaginations with such wonder and joy, is worth more than an f» ing McDonald's cheeseburger or the craptastic plastic toy from the dollar store.

Others donated food and toys, vendors provided a yellow bone - shaped tag, collar and leash.

Other food delivery toys that are not designed for chewing, such as the Buster cube or Kong wobbler, can provide much mental stimulation and self - reward for clever dogs.

«Many dogs use plush toys to cuddle for comfort, which is unique to plush toys and something other toys do not provide,» says Ellen Lawson, owner of Fluff & Tuff.

Rock & Rawhide, a non-profit organization that provides distraction therapy with toys, blankets, bones, and other comforting items to help increase adoptions, again this year collected pet toys and clean linens for the animals at Animal Care & Control of NYC, and other shelters.

Do not provide bones, dental treats, or other chewable toys to your dog when you are not around the monitor them as they consume the treat.

To avoid choking and other potentially fatal mishaps, always provide toys that are the correct size for your pet.

Provide plenty of durable outside toys and «projects» for your dog, so he can be kept busy doing other things besides digging.

There are a number of other interactive toys on the market that provide a unique way to play.

While undeniably cute and lovable, your sweet ball of fluff may begin destroying shoes, clothes, and other possessions if you don't provide them with the right kind of toy.

Keep the cage and bedding clean, avoid waking the hamster during the day, cage Syrian hamsters or dwarf species that fight with each other separately, provide a running wheel, tunnels and chew toys, place the cage in an area where it's not exposed to drafts or high temperatures, and provide plenty of food and nesting material for a mother with babies.

It is important to provide age appropriate puppy teething devices and toys to your puppy during this time, and also to gently but assertively reinforce that nips and bites to people, property, and other animals is not okay.

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.

Provide plenty of other outlets for chewing, such as soft toys similar to pillows (stuffed animals are a good option) and tasty treats.

Domestic rabbits must have chew toys provided; otherwise, they will help themselves to your furniture, electric cords, and other household items.

Provide puzzle toys, chase toys, perches, boxes and other enrichment to encourage daily activity and regulate feeding (and treating) to avoid over-indulging.

As wonderful as engaging toys and human interaction can be for your pets, other dogs provide stimulation that we simply can not.

Provide solo activities as well through the use of puzzle feeders and other interesting toys.

African Grey parrots need plenty of mental stimulation in order to stay happy and healthy, so they must be provided with a variety of toys and other ways to exercise their minds.