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Disinfecting Ball Pits
Asked by T.W. from Portland
on October 31, 2009
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What is the best way to clean balls from a ball pit? My mother gifted our 21 month old daughter with a ball pit and I have no idea how I should go about cleaning all t...
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- I wouldn't recommend soaking them in water as many have suggested. Most of the balls have a tiny hole in them, and some even have cracks. The holes are just big enough...
- I used my washing machine.
- washing machine with bleach! (10% bleach is the world's best known sanitizer... aside from heat like an autoclave). If you don't want the hassle of picking the balls o...
Playskl Busy Ball Popper
Asked by B.P. from Hattiesburg
on December 31, 2007
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ok i'm packing up toys that my son does not use and my daughter is too young for so to save me a trip to wal-mart can any one tell me the age level for the playskl bus...
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- 9 months and older. Comes with 5 balls =)
- If I remember right it is 3 or 4 balls. My son LOVED his..sometime after 9 months is a good age. 12 is probably the perfect age. Once the can walk and chase the balls...
- Hi the ball popper is for children 9 months and older. It comes with 5 balls. My son is scared of one song that it plays. But he's only 11 months. Oh and you will need...
My Daughter Swallowed a Magnetix Ball!
Asked by J.H. from Dallas
on April 8, 2008
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Anyone have a reassuring story of a swallowed object passing through without pain and complications???
My daughter swallowed a metal Magnetix ball yesterday and I t...
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- If they told you that I would believe them. My daughter, when she was about 2, chewed and swalled 2 or 3 lights from the string on the tree!!! I FREAKED. I called m...
- Sounds familiar. When my son was about 4 or 5 he swallowed a small key to a bank and about 2 days later it came out with no problems for him, the problem was for us h...
- At a year and a half old, my daughter swallowed a penny. She did pass it just fine, but there were complications with it being in her system. She was allergic to the ...
Hamster in a Ball Toy
Asked by D.W. from Dallas
on December 10, 2010
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Hi, Moms.
I am seeking advice/information on the Hamster in a Ball toys. (not a Zhu Zhu pet) I have read in previous posts about them.
Where do you find them, ...
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- i got mine in the ABC catalog for like $6 for the pet & ball but it might not get here in time now, that was like last month
- Tuesay morning had hamster in a ball for 6.99. We sold our zhu zhus and I will tell you the parts come apart ALL the time.
- http://www.amazon.com/Hamusuta-0231-Happy-Hamster-Ball/dp/B000NPGMOU/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top I would read the reviews on Amazon.
Just a Personality Issue or Is Something Going On?
Asked by K.R. from Denver
on May 3, 2010
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Hi mommas. I have a little boy who is 3 and lately I have been wondering if he is "just one of those types of kids" or there is more going on. He is highly active. ...
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- Could be he has sensory issues (SPD maybe), could be ADHD, and/or could be he's gifted, which is often associated with this 'type' of personality (look up Overexcitabi...
- sounds to me like you have a normal three years old little boy! there is really no "set" way they have to be, they are who they are. I was like this as a child and i g...
- If he's 3 years old, he sounds pretty normal to me. My daughter (also 3) is somewhat interested in the games we've tried to play with her, but often wants to change t...
Daughter Not Interested in Activities
Asked by J.S. from Wichita
on February 16, 2008
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I have a beautiful and VERY intelligent 6 year old daughter that is not interested in ANY of the fun activities you look forward to when you have kids (i.e. swimming l...
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- You may have to try several different activities until you find something she enjoys. I was a "reader" from the time I learned to read. I could sit and read books an...
- I think 6 years old girl do need to develop some typical girlish activites,such as dancing, piano or sth. It might appear hard to begin with but as parents, we have to...
- You've had a lot of suggetions, but I don't think I read any responses that suggested Girl Scouts or 4-H. Look for a local chapter or club in your area and go to the o...
Shyness
Asked by C.S. from Salt Lake City
on September 25, 2009
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Hello mamas. I'm here again looking for some advice. A little background on me, I have an amazing, wonderful, brilliant 3 year old boy. He's the light of my life. He's...
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- I am mom to a little shy guy, and at 3, he was very much like your son. He is still reserved (even with extended family), but has come out of his shell a lot over the...
- My kids were very shy. I got them involved in play dates. Their friends would come to our house first and then we would go to the friends house. I would stay the fi...
- It's hard not to worry about our kids isn't it? I can totally relate! I was horribly shy all the way until college and still have my moments. Most shy behavior is gene...
Play Date Help!
Asked by J.P. from Pittsburgh
on December 18, 2011
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My son is five and we have never done a playdate. I am a SAHM, and I have a three year old as well. My son is in kindergarten and struggling socially. His teacher has ...
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- We just started this whole playdate routine. My son is 5 and is in Pre-K. The teachers recommended setting up the first playdate or 2 in a public location, like a pl...
- If I were you I would ask my son who in his class he would like to come over and play (girl or boy). Get 4 or 5 names and start calling! Don't be put off if some famil...
- I think having one child over is a great way to start him interacting well with his peers. The problem with the park could be other kids are in the mix and he sounds l...
What to Do?
Asked by E.S. from Houston
on February 28, 2010
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My daughter is 3 and is so independent. My question is, Is this normal behavior? If she is trying to get dressed by herself and can't or if she messes up, it ruins t...
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- I know this may sound wierd, but have you had her tested for Irlens syndrome. It can affect the reading etc. Just please look it up. It has saved my friends daughter. ...
- Very normal for a strong-willed child with perfectionist tendencies - my daughter was like this. Keep being patient with her - work with her - talk to her - reassure ...
- Hello E., I'm a parent coach and have worked with toddlers/ preschoolers for most of my 16 year career. Three year olds try very hard to express their indepenence,...
Moving to Area
Asked by K.B. from Portland
on June 19, 2008
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My husband and I are looking to move to the Vancouver/Portland area. I would love any advice about neighborhoods, excellent schools, and activities to get our childre...
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- I would suggest Beaverton. It is more expensive but it is close to Portland, has great schools and great neighborhoods. Do not move to to the area east of Portland a...
- We recently moved to the Cedar Hills neighborhood of SW Portland and LOVE it. It's a very large HOA and you can find homes to fit into almost any budget. The HOA has b...
- If you chose the Vancouver area, I highly recommend East Vancouver/Fisher's Landing area. The lots are small, some smaller than others as they have larger homes, but ...
