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Dear Marianne: Are there any toys that will help my preschool daughter learn to share? Peggy, Cleveland, OH, Mom of Katie (3 1/2)
I would suggest toys that promote turn-taking. Board and card games encourage this while having fun. Be sure to play with her and really emphasize how proud you are when your child waits for a turn. Clapping, verbal encouragement and positive reinforcement will make this all part of the game. She may soon realize that sharing can be fun.
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Expecting/New Mom Guide

Raindrop
Modellista



$75
modellistafootwear.com

These have a very stylish and attractive appearance and also provide a thick cushion of support. Often, pregnant mothers experience uncomfortable foot problems (due to the pregnancy) and soft, slip on shoes are less of a hassle than a tie-string shoe. These can be worn casual to dressy and come in a variety of colors. The cushion of support assists in the ease of walking and promotes a strong back support.

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Toy Tips to Parents: Time to Unplug

Don't over stuff the toy box with tech toys. When is technology too much technology?

While tech toys are popular and some can be educational, the latest round of newcomers at Toy Fair makes it clear we're going too far into technology assisted play. It seems technology now permeates almost every kind of toy category on the toy shelves. Parents run the risk of stocking the playroom with items that undermine the important developmental aspects of childhood play.

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