During these months children generally become very aware of themselves as distinct from others. Self-centered, willful behavior tends to surface. Although it’s frustrating for parents and other caregivers to be on the receiving end of the “terrible twos”, it’s an important stage that forms the basis for a child’s independence and self-awareness. There are countless opportunities for teaching children at this age how their behavior affects others.
Fix and play with the Drill and Learn Toolbox by VTech! Open this toddler-friendly toolbox and get ready for role-play fun with the included electr...
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Sparks co-play & collaboration – Baby can jam on their own or together with friends and siblings by connecting wirelessly with other Together ...
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This feel good robust skill toy from Plan Toys has easy to handle parts. An ideal start to your childs life-long practice of hammering away at fixe...
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A tympanic drum completed with a drumstick develops children’s spatial perception and arm muscles as well as auditory nerves. The drumstick has a r...
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Experience the joy of music and rolling fun with our House-shaped Ball Rolling Game. Navigate the colorful maze, or take out the xylophone board fo...
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STEAM toys are designed to encourage an interest in the constituent fields. They're a gateway to exploration, creativity, and problem-solving skills. These toys incite a lifelong passion in your little beans; be it in engineering, chemistry, aviation, music or theatre! By engaging children in hands-on activities that incorporate scientific principles, technological concepts, engineering, design and logic, these toys lay the groundwork for kids' success. Most importantly, however, they're fun!
In recent years, there has been a significant paradigm shift in early childhood education and development. Over the past 80 years, the field has moved away from rigidly structured lessons, formal schooling and rote learning towards holistic development within a...
