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Christmas gifts from Boots
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/11/2007 in Products
Beautifully made toys for babies and toddlers, that have been specially designed to make your gifts developmental as well as fun!
It's not easy always to find the ideal toy for very young children, though many people forget how great books for babies can be as a gift that will last.However, Boots have got some wonderful ideas this Christmas, made from wood and fabric in gentle
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10 gifts for babies aged 6-12-months
By Joanna Harvey on 28/10/2011 in Shopping
Great present inspiration for babies ages 6-12 months, from educational gifts and developmental toys to cute cuddly teddies and nursery ideas
Elephant Rocking Animal With Chair, £45This unusual rocker does the same job as a traditional horse but looks a whole lot more exotic. Tots will love the chance to ride on an elephant. Suitable from 9 months.Available from Kiddicare
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Graco Go Baby Einstein
By Laura Lee Davies on 04/07/2006 in Products
Graco and Disney have got together to create a neat range of nursery goods with Baby Einstein developmental toys and gadgets included.
the trimmings: a full-sized bassinet for small babies (up to 15lbs) which can also act as a crib, an activity arch which can also be used on the floor as a play gym, removeable soft toy, and an Activity Panel which lights up and plays gentle tunes, which can
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Sneak peek - top new toys for the year ahead
By Kimberley Smith on 26/01/2011 in Products
We hit the London Toy Fair earlier this week, and have a sneak preview for you of the top baby toys and playthings to watch out for in 2011
).As well as the top toys for 2011, revealed by our sister site MadeForMums, there were loads of gorgeous new products for newborns and younger babies, be they cuddly or developmental. Here are some of our favourites....
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Sneak peek - top new toys for the year ahead
By Kimberley Smith on 27/01/2011 in What to buy - baby
We hit the London Toy Fair earlier this week, and have a sneak preview for you of the top baby toys and playthings to watch out for in 2011
Every year, all the movers and shakers, pull-alongs, ride-ons and cuddlies in the toy industry get together in London to reveal their hot new products and predict the top toys for Christmas (even though it's only January).As well as the top toys
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Buyer's Guide to Baby Toys
By Laura Lee Davies on 29/04/2008 in What to buy - pregnancy
It'll be a while before little Johnny can kick a ball, but what toys are suitable from birth?
in 'developmental' toys, taking into account contrasting colours, sounds and shapes.Lamaze (pronounced La-mars) offer clearly defined ranges from birth upwards as part of what they call their 'Infant Development System'. Soft, bright and safe to play with
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Nature Sensations Cotside Gallery
By Sarah Lawson on 29/09/2006 in Products
Stimulating pictures to amuse your baby while she drifts off to sleep.
A lot of research has been done into the early visual stimulants that babies respond to, and many parents are now familiar with the bold patterns and contrasting colours of many toys suitable from birth.The First Years have a Nature Sensations range
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Christmas gift guides - your essential guides to gorgeous present ideas
By Kimberley Smith on 02/11/2010 in What to buy - baby
Fab gifts for babies, from birth to 6 months, 6 months to 1 year, to commemorate that first Christmas, plus hot toys, cute comforters and nursery decorations your baby can love as they grow up
of year, so to save you trekking around the shops and trawling through hundreds of websites, we've found the most exciting toys for babies, the best developmental toys to help them learn, as well as decorations, commemorations, cute cuddly toys
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Baby's first toys
By Laura Lee Davies on 23/12/2007 in Newborn development
Your baby's first playthings are meant to amuse and delight, but some can help stimulate more than just giggles.
in 'developmental' toys, taking into account contrasting colours, sounds and shapes.Lamaze (pronounced La-mars) offer clearly defined ranges from birth upwards as part of what they call their 'Infant Development System'. Soft, bright and safe to play with
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Your eleven-month-old
By ThinkBaby on 08/07/2004 in Baby development
Parallel play and growing independence
won't want to play with the same toy at the same time, and it's quite usual for a parallel-playing baby to grab a toy from another child. If your baby does this, or if someone else's baby does this to your baby, she isn't being mean. Developmentally
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