Why Will No One Take Free Used Toys for Their Children for the Holidays?

hi i know my daughter would love any toys you could give her... my daughter is 4 years old and we dont have a lot to spend on christmas this year.. maybe we could take them off your hands.. we would apriciate them very much if they are age aprapriate, thank you .

1. How can Jack deliver such toys to the children?

As explained, Jack does not truly gets Christmas. Furthermore, even if he saw gifts from Christmas Town, he might just have noticed they are small objects, with fun colors, and which are childish. Nevertheless, as we can see at the beginning, Halloween people are really enjoying frightening things and they are having fun with the creepiest jokes, so they did it as well and it did not surprise Jack at first. That's why he only understands his mistake after he has been taken down by the army (graveyard scene/song "what have I done"

2. Choosing suitable toys for children with burn wounds?

bb guns, so they can put the eye's out of the people that abused them

3. What are some good developmental toys for children 4-12 months?

I am not giving you specific toys I think you've "gotta get", instead I am giving you catagories. If you can get one or two toys from each category, you should have your bases covered. Shape sorters, any of the ones with circles, squares, triangles, etc. that you have to place in the proper hole. Single piece puzzles, the wooden kind that have individual pieces, for example one with a transportation theme might have a boat, a car, a plane, etc. Once your child is older move on to puzzles with more pieces were the pieces need to interlock. Balls, all different sizes, colors and textures, different textures are very important for babies to discover Cause/Effect toys, toys were they push or pull something and that causes something else to happen, like pop up toys Blocks, blocks are a classic toy that allow them to explore building and creating, as a child ages the types of blocks they get can become more sophisticated.

4. What are the best toys for children?

Try this website, Bright Kids. They have an exciting range of early learning and pre-school toys. They are based in South Africa, but you can set up an online account with them

5. Do you provide toys for children of guests when you invite them to your home?

If you do not have kids...ask your guests to please bring some toys since you do not have anything to entertain your littlest guests. If you do have toys...clean them first and then set aside an area you and your adult feel comfortable with for them to play. I always think puzzle books are fun or card games. or building blocks.

6. I need a slogan for my organization..Toys For Children With Cancer?

Give cheer, not fear Give a smile to a deserving child Make my day (with picture of a child holding a toy) - twist on clint eastwood line

7. Toys children years 4-6 would like?

for girls: i would say barbie dolls, stuffed animals, maybe even a couple of costumes to dress up in. for boys: some kind of sports ball (i would completely recommend a soccer ball), toy cars or trains, or maybe a bunch of legos. Nothing electronic, because honestly their eyes would have to pay for it in the future.

8. What is the importance of buying toys for children?

From what I've seen observing my brother's children, they're far more interested in mundane objects than actual toys. They have far more toys than what they actually need, and don't really play with them all. Buying toys as a gift is generally a symbol by an adult to the parents that "we care about this child and their development, and want to be a part of it". However, there's no telling what the child will actually find interesting and in which stage.My nephew loves beads. Ever since he learned to walk, he's been taking beads from a blue drawer and popping them through the finger holes of a yellow drawer every time he goes to visit grandma (my mom). I looked in the drawer and saw there were hardly any beads left. When I mentioned it to my mom, she said the beads are scattered across the boxes of the yellow drawer. He's also obsessed with tablets and can mess up a smartphone in ways that parents wouldn't have thought of. He also likes playing with a TV remote and pressing the button on an electric fan. His little sister showed a lot of interest in a car brush (used to wipe off snow) when they came to visit. They rarely show much interest in traditional toys and when they do, it's usually only for a few seconds.While a parent should provide a child with enough of a stimulating environment, it doesn't necessarily require buying things that are strictly intended as toys. Kids like stacking pots and pans (and removing them from the low cabinets), examining cooking utensils and might at some point be interested in putting things in the location where they belong, but often enough removing them is much more fun. This summer when I was traveling by train, I saw a little kid taking trash to a trash bin in the other side of the restaurant car, one item at a time, and someone in another table asked their child if she would also like to do the same thing that boy is doing. It makes me think that when kids are small enough, they can find it just as challenging to carry items one at a time to a location as they would balance on a beam in a park and they're not thinking that they're being exploited or that a parent could do it much more effortlessly and take all the trash in one go. While a teenager would whine about having to empty the dishwasher, a 3-year-old would be thrilled to be trusted to carry items that may have been off-limits a year ago.This is getting a bit rambly but I still think that when buying toys for babies, toddlers, and small kids, it's more about the adults than the kids themselves. Age 5 and up, kids might start having preferences and be able to verbalize what they like and which things they find boring. Once kids can figure out pretend play, they can use their imagination to elaborate based on a set of props even if they were not earmarked for that particular purpose. I remember when I was about 8 or so and I played a game that involved improvising costumes and the other person guessing what role you were representing. My friend put on a ghost sheet with a plastic bowler hat underneath it over her mouth. I kept guessing but all of my guesses were related to ghosts because my mind wasn't flexible enough to understand that a white sheet with holes for eyes could be expanded to mean anything other than a ghost, regardless of what it was combined with. I was growing increasingly frustrated over not figuring out the right answer. Eventually, it was revealed that the role was Moomin Mamma (the apron probably should have given it away, but it was a blue floral design instead of with stripes). What is the importance of buying toys for children?