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Bath Toys
Asked by N.J. from Dayton
on July 17, 2009
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Does anyone know of some good bath toys for a one year old. She already has the squeaky ones and used to love them but now she is done playing with them. Also some sug...
Bath Toys for a 4-Year-old
Asked by A.P. from Los Angeles
on April 13, 2010
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Hi, Mommies out there.
It is once again that time to get rid of the squirt toys in my dd's bath net. But I am wondering if I should even bother replacing them. She i...
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- I let my 3 year old take in all tge toys she gets in her kid meals. They are usually an animal or doll or fun little gadget and she plays house or zoo or whatever and ...
- My kids like to pour, so we have plastic measuring cups, plastic buckets of different sizes. Put toys in that do not have a air hole. They won't get nasty like the o...
- Bath crayons, color tablets (they change the color of the water), and bath puzzles to do on the wall are all I can think of right now. :)
Bath Toy Recommendations
Asked by N.S. from Portland
on November 27, 2009
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I have two toddlers and we have all grown tired of their squirter bath toys. I am looking for bath toy recommendations that aren't too big (small enough to fit in the ...
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- We stick with the foam letters that stick to the side of the tub. We also found a foam puzzle, but can't find another one.
- I'm constantly looking for bath toys that don't take in water! They're hard to find in stores, but are abundant online if you're willing to pay a bit more. Target d...
- Tub crayons! They're the best non-container-ish thing you can put in the bathtub. Also, foam letters and numbers; sailboats (the Nova Naturals site has some beautiful ...
What's Your Child's Favorite Toy?
Asked by C.P. from Houston
on September 28, 2009
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I have a very pickey 2 1/2 year old little girl. I can't seem to find the perfect toy for her. She has almost everything, and still not happy. Sometimes I think we ...
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- My 2 1/2 year old grandaughter loves her kitchen. The secret to get her to play with it was to put it in the kitchen or living area where we are. It made a huge diffe...
- anything outside...swings, slides, sandbox, FREE fun and great for active bodies
- Mega Blocks (also called Duplo Blocks I believe), Little People playsets, matchbox cars, My Little Ponies, dress up clothes, play kitchen set, books, etc. Of course, a...
Toy Cleaning?
Asked by A.C. from Kansas City
on January 12, 2008
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As a first time mom, I am unsure the best way to keep our little guy's toys clean (since they go in his mouth at every use and usually fall on the floor, too). I real...
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- I use that Clorox Anywhere Hard Surface sanitizing spray. I have an 8 month old daughter. She puts everything in her mouth also. I usually spray her toys, high chai...
- One thing I was never told is to avoid any bath toys with holes in them. That cute little rubber ducky can hoard massive amounts of mold. My children had one and I act...
- Each morning I prepare a disinfectant solution of 1/4 cup bleach to one gallon of water. I pour the solution into spray bottles and have them readily available. I have...
Recommendation for a Gift for 2 Y/o Boy
Asked by A.H. from Chicago
on January 30, 2008
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Hello. I am wondering if anyone has a good suggestion for a birthday gift for a child turning two. I would like to spend about $20. It could be a toy or something e...
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- I have a son who just turned three, and he is all boy. He really loves building, vehicles of all kinds(race-track?), books(Tonka), and tools! Another idea that I lik...
- I like the blocks idea...they are a favorite at my house. So are cars and trucks. Matchbox cars, dump trucks (especially the big ones), really any kind of car or truck...
- Books that are the hard, card board type. Although we always read to our son, it seemed at about two he really started to enjoy it and look forward to it. He'll even...
Toys for 12 Month Old
Asked by K.N. from Minneapolis
on October 22, 2008
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I have been asked to make a Christmas list for my daughter who by the time Christmas comes along will be 12 months. I am looking for ideas ... maybe your child had a t...
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- K., I asked my pediatrician this question at this age and she said "the floor." It took me back, but she is right. Your daughter is going to just want to walk aro...
- Hi K.! Since she is trying to walk, a toy that she can walk with would be great. I had the same issue last year. My son was going to be just over a year old at Christ...
- For my oldest son's first birthday, we bought him Fisher Price Little People with a bus and a few cars, along with some books. For my youngest, we got him a ride-on...
Birthday Gift Question
Asked by A.W. from Raleigh
on January 29, 2007
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My son (18 months) has been invited to his first birthday party (well real one other than family & friends). It is for a girl in his day care class. So here are my 2...
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- I agree with the others, I wouldn't spend more than $10-$15. I have a daughter that is almost 2 and she LOVES her books. She also is getting into "coloring" or scrib...
- Hi A.. Earlier this month, my son was invited to a birthday party for a boy at daycare that he really plays with. The boy was turning 2 and my son just turned 18 mon...
- hEY AS a mom who is planning a b day and having to answer that qeustion to everyone invited. Since Christmas was just around the corner i agree toys may not be the ...
Day Care Gift Exchange - Gender Neutral
Asked by M.D. from Washington DC
on December 17, 2010
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My day care is doing a Christmas party on Thursday, and each kid has been asked to provide a $10 gift that can go to anyone. The kids range from 2-7.5 and are a mix of...
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- The medium sized lego kits are good. Lincoln logs. Hmm...those are good for anyone (I loved MINE when I was a girl and my boys love them now) but they are probably m...
- think board games. Memory, Uno Moo, Connect Four. a medium size floppy dog hot wheels Also, RiteAid has their toys 50% off with their discount card. There are lo...
- What about a gift card to McDonald's ? Those are great ages for going there and playing on the playground. Books, art sets, movies are another couple of ideas.
Bath Time Blues
Asked by J.V. from Phoenix
on August 29, 2008
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My 19 month old daughter absolutely loves the water. She loves the pool and sprinklers. She would happily live in the water outside if I let her. This all changes at ...
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- Have you tried bathing her in a kiddy pool? Perhaps putting the kiddy pool in the bathroom but not in the tub? Or maybe you could bathe her outside (sprinkler or poo...
- We had the same issues and tried everything, too (visor, toys, etc). What ended up working and still to this day does (he will be 3 in Nov.) is he likes to cover his e...
- We went through this with my daugther as well who is now 3. While she still whines/cries while we wash her hair, she is much better and at least we are at the point w...
