Showing posts with label play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label play. Show all posts

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Introducing Cause and Effect

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MANHATTAN SKWISH STICK - $24.00

Inspired by Skwish®, this table top activity toy features the same elements of colorful wooden rods, beads, and stretch cords that "skwish" and spring back to entertain and engage baby. Also introduces the concept of cause and effect. Suction cup base adheres to most flat surfaces.

FEATURES:

  • 6m+
  • Size     8"L x 5"W x 8"H

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Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Gaga for Yoga?


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 YOGAGA YOGA AND PLAY MATS

Baby, toddler and child yoga is one of the most wonderful activities you can engage your baby or child in. The multiple benefits for both children and their parents have resulted in an explosive growth of baby and child yoga. Beside yoga studios, more and more day-cares, schools and even hospitals are adopting yoga.

Benefits of Yoga for Infants:

  • Helps small babies sleep
  • Helps combat colic and infant constipation
  • Improves physical and mental well-being of new moms / dads
  • Helps form the emotional bond between parent and newborn
  • Helps physical development through gentle stretches, massages and  “tummy time”

Benefits of yoga for toddlers & older children:

  • Builds confidence and self-esteem
  • Helps physical development (muscle strengthening, flexibility, body control)
  • Develops creativity and imagination
  • Helps children sleep and relax
  • Helps them focus and concentrate
  • Helps them manage stress and aggression
  • YOGA IS FUN!
FEATURES:
  • Made for newborns up to the age of 8 years old*
  • Ideal for child yoga, play and travel
  • Non-slip surface
  • Premium, 6 mm thickness, provides body cushion
  • Fun animal graphics produced with safe ink
  • Does not contain latex
  • Size:  45 x 115 cm
* the average height of children at age 8 is around 115 cm. This is an average so check the height of the individual child you are purchasing a Yogaga mat for. You want the child to be able to lay comfortable stretched out and have both heels and head resting on the mat.
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