Sentences with phrase «put kids toys»

The big basket stored under the stroller will let you put kids toys and other accessories.

Not exact matches

By putting hundreds of kids between ages 18 months and 12 years old in a room to play with 80 toys — and then having them vote on their favorites — the company identified five toy trends ahead of the holidays:

This week, he took 11 kids from Child Protective Services to a toy store and gave them each 80 seconds (that's his jersey number) to put as many items in their carts as possible with the help of some Texans» cheerleaders.

I compensate by putting the kids» books on the bottom shelves, and displays of toy dinosaurs on the intermediate shelves.

I had several questions like if I could wear Julian in my Ergo (baby carrier), if we could bring a blanket to put on the ground, and if we could bring in a bag with diapers, snacks, toys, etc. to entertain the kids.

Whenever we have friends over, he follows the kids around with his block bin and puts away all the toys, even if the other kids aren't finished, giving them dirty looks at the same time.

I know I've often been annoyed at the newer LEGO toys because it seems like kids put them together once and then never do anything with them again.

Kids can put toys or other treasures in the cargo area, or you can remove the wooden sides if they prefer.

And then, instead of loving who we are as moms, the options have this crazy superpower to allow us to question almost every decision because inevitably it's not the right one and we become more frozen in fear and indecision than my kids toys which were left outside and are now frozen in piles of snow (insert guilt for not getting everything put away and following the 8 Easy Steps for Fall Cleanup Post that is out there).

The kids soon learned to put their outside toys away unless they wanted them to become new chew toys for Daisy.

Kids should not put caps for toy guns in their pockets because these can ignite due to friction and cause burns and loud noises that can damage hearing.

For instance, don't allow kids to tease dogs by putting their finger in their face or by taunting them with toys.

Your kid (s) will most likely be on your lap most of the trip but it's great to have the extra room to put them and all of the accompanying toys / bags and accessories.

Kids who are into animal toys will not only put their toys away in this kind of box; they will actually play with the toy box.

I was always paranoid about my kids drinking their bathwater, so I put less water than usual in their tubs and avoided anything cup - like as bath toys.

My kids would climb anything and everything, so instead of using shelves in their room, we just put bins and laundry baskets of toys out on the floor.

Toys that the kid uses to play should be put on baskets that are not too big, and it's not good to buy your baby so many toys this will make the infant feel overwhelmed.

You can manage to do more or less the same thing by putting down a piece of plastic sheeting or even a thin fabric sheet underneath the toy, but be careful you don't end up using something that will make it slide around and become unsafe for your kids to play on.

The kids can help put their toys into the storage bins.

The teacher further told me she is teaching the kids to practice putting their toys away and participating in everyday routines like wiping down snack trays.

It has a couple of luxurious rooms where your kids can put Princess Darla, the mini-figure that comes with this toy set.

It also has three double size bins, in which your kid can put larger toys.

If you taught your kids how to pick up their toys at an early age, you can take things one step further by putting them in charge of cleaning their rooms.

For Pollack, this was key, noting that if you put kids in a roomful of toys they are going to want to play with everything right then and there.

Kids quickly spread sickness to others simply by touching a toy or item that has germs on it, then they touch their mouth, or put the toy inside their mouth.

Put some funny little things into it — both your kid's favorite toys and some new ones.

encourage your kids to not put their toys in their mouth (although it is harder for infants and younger toddlers)

I often hear in parenting classes «My child had a temper tantrum for no reason» or «Every time I get on the phone my kid is pulling on me» «My kid won't put her shoes on when we have to go» Often as parents we can see the BEHAVIOUR (tantrums, crying, screaming, pinching...) and then we discipline (time out, take away toys, lecture) Often parents don't see the WHY.

If your child has a toy that he is insane over, put that toy up when other kids are over to avoid any meltdowns.

I like the idea of fun band - aids, maybe with a note saying for any injuries sustained from putting together the kids» toys.

All of the toys feel high quality and well made, although some of the parts are absolutely tiny, so I wouldn't give them to smaller kids or those prone to putting things in mouths or up noses!

But... there IS an awful lot of time spent «organizing»: shuffling schedules and kids, puzzling out how to fit two beds and two bureaus and all the toys in a tiny bedroom, or figuring out the right stuff to put in the right bag in which each child can carry.

How do I teach my kids to respect their toys, and respect our space, and us, and everything by putting their toys back where they belong... not in the middle of the kitchen floor, etc.?

√ Use plug covers on electrical outlets; wrap up the slack of electrical cords and hide behind furniture √ Tie and place blind cords out of baby's reach, or use cordless window coverings; keep cribs, furniture and toys away from windows and window cords √ Secure all furniture so it will not topple on your child √ Install hardware mounted gates (which are more secure than pressure mounted) at the top and bottom of stairs √ Put latches on doors to keep kids out of certain rooms √ Lock away medicines, cleaning products and poisons, and ensure houseplants are out of reach √ Turn water heater down to 49 °C (120 °F), and test baby's bath water with elbow or wrist to ensure it's warm, not hot √ Don't allow smoking — it's harmful to your infant and butts are poisonous

Another bedroom chore that your kids can handle is picking up and putting away their toys.

It was hard for me to stand there and listen and not interject, or instruct the kids to put the toys, «Not there, on THAT shelf,» but I held my tongue for a reason.

How many times have we put all the toys away, again, and thought that maybe the kids have a bit too much?

I know there is a lot of aftermarket products where they are like pocket organizers and stuff for kids to put all their toys and I'm thinking why would we do that?

I'd have the kids put their toys away before bed, and by morning, before I even got up, they were back out.

When your kids don't put up their toys or paints or books at the end of playtime, the mess gets worse with each passing day.

Above four months, you can put your kid in the exersaucer and have he / she enjoy kicking and playing with all the age - appropriate toys on it.

When you child starts to walk (at 8 months and higher) Evenflo Exersaucer Triple Fun, Life in the Amazon can be converted into an activity table and all the toys put on it for the kid to toss them around.

You will also see reframing at work in many preschools when everyone sings the «clean - up song» while the kids put away toys and organize the room.

At some point, we blew up the birth pool (but didn't put any water in it yet) and the kids were enthralled with their new «toy» and kept playing over the edges of it.

I have to say, I would never think of putting a plastic kid's toy in the oven.

Kid & Coe has properties that put children first... Breathe a motherly sigh of relief at houses and apartments with toy - filled children bedrooms and grassy backyards approved for play.

The rest of the space was taken up by towels, sun products, bathing suits, extra clothes, hats, diapers, wipes and sand toys and there was a little space for all of the sand that the kids put in the bag!

I've seen my own kids start to make up things, create art or hunt for pieces to toys just so they can put it in the donation box.

Also at about that year and a half's age, kids are going to love carrying something around with them that they can put their toys in them.

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