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  • Play not Therapy

    Parents who are raising children with disabilities often forget that there is a difference between therapy and play. In order to accomplish their therapeutic goals, children often play with toys. When it looks like a specific toy or piece of equipment is helping your child, you run out and buy it for him/her to "play" with it at home. Because your child must have the best chance and opportunity to develop. Therapy is work. I know, I just came back from physical therapy for my leg and it...
  • WEDGITS

    "The brightly colored plastic wedge-edged open squares of Wedgits nest, stack and balance in such surprising and satisfying ways, who wouldn't want more of this open-ended manipulative masterpiece? As your children explore ways of building and balancing structures or stacking and nesting with these five geometric shapes they will be amazed with how the plastic molded pieces fit perfectly together without interlocking. They will find that it's possible to make the blocks "wedge"...
  • Crayons

    CRAYONS? I know I was going to tell you about interesting products and brands that you never heard of before and here I am on just the second day talking about Crayola. Everyone knows about crayons. Everyone knows how important it is for children to color and have much they like to color. However, Crayola and the other art supply manufacturers have some new products. The exciting part of these products is they are universally designed toys. I talked about in my Toy Criteria that I don't think...
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