10 Parents Awards Best Toys
Updated on: September 2023
Parents Awards Best Toys in 2023
Kids First Engineering Design Physics Lab Science Kit | Parents' Choice Gold Award Winner | Toy of The Year Award Finalist | STEM Experiments
- 22 action-packed science experiments
- Test the models to demonstrate and comprehend basic Laws of mechanical physics
- Young researchers learn about various topics in the fascinating world of mechanical physics and engineering
- Build a pulley system, crane, and inclined plane to lighten the load and make work easier
- Expand your perspective out into the solar system to discover the force and motion of the planets and the sun
What Should Danny Do? (The Power to Choose Series)
BEST LEARNING Mushroom Garden - Interactive Educational Light-Up Toddler Toys for 1 to 3 Years Old Infants & Toddlers - Colors, Numbers, Games & Music for Kids
- MULTI AWARDS WINNING FUN LEARNING TOY - Family Choice Award Winner 2018, Mom's Choice Gold Metal, Tillywig & Academics' Choice Brain Child Award Winner 2017! Creative Chile Preferred Choice and Creative Play of the Year Awards Winner 2019! Innovative and educational. Rock It! Roll It! Spin It! Great fun for toddlers and children.
- BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS for toddler boys and girls. Early educational toy with colorful light-up mushrooms to learn numbers, colors and play music.
- MEMORY GAMES - As the colorful mushrooms light up, pay attention to the patterns and follow it. The patterns get longer as you progress!
- SPOIL YOUR TODDLER & PACK THEM UP WITH SKILLS including numbers, colors, music, hand and eye co-ordination, creativity and imagination, logical thinking, motor functions, concentration, problem solving, dexterity and memory.
- 100% ENGAGING, 100% FUN, 100% RISK - FREE! Intended for 1 to 5 years old toddlers and early learners backed by our parent-approved peace-of-mind guarantee! What are you waiting for? Requires 3 AA batteries (alkaline batteries included).
Help Wanted/Reef Blowers/Tea at the Treedome
The Pout-Pout Fish (A Pout-Pout Fish Adventure Book 1)
The Velveteen Rabbit: (Grammy nominee, Parents' Choice Award for Multimedia) [VHS]
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A Beautiful Mind (Two-Disc Awards Edition)
Grumpy Monkey
Coping Skills for Kids Workbook: Over 75 Coping Strategies to Help Kids Deal with Stress, Anxiety and Anger
Thames & Kosmos Kids First Coding & Robotics | No App Needed | Grades K-2 | Intro to Sequences, Loops, Functions, Conditions, Events, Algorithms, Variables | Parents’ Choice Gold Award Winner
- Early STEM learning: an introduction to the fundamentals of coding and robotics for grades K-2.
- Unplugged: no software, apps, or smart devices required!
- Clear explanations: the 64-page, full-color experiment manual guides kids through the Coding lessons and model building exercises.
- Story-based: six different storylines are included, Each with a Series of model-building and coding lessons, like a mouse moving through a maze to find cheese or a soccer player moving a ball into the goal!
- Correlated curriculum: The 30 coding lessons are aligned with the teaching standards developed by the computer science teachers association (crystal), The international Society for technology Education (ISTE), and code.Org
- A parents' Choice Gold award winner
Attachment Parenting
A definition of Dr. Sears' "Attachment Parenting" philosophy and a personal account of how it's worked for me.
Attachment Parenting is a term coined by world famous pediatrician, Dr. William Sears. Basically, it is a parenting philosophy of nurturing and responding to your baby. This involves both mental and physical closeness to your child at all times (hence the "attachment" part). A Google search for "Dr. Sears" or "Attachment Parenting" will reveal quite a large subculture of AP-related sites, books, and products (such as baby slings and bedside co-sleepers).
A mother-to-be would really benefit from looking into this subject. Yes, mothering and nurturing come naturally, but modern society influences us to ignore some of these natural instincts. For example: it is a modern, western practice to place baby in his own bed, in his own room, far away from parents so they can get a long night's sleep. AP submits that this is a selfish arrangement on the parents' behalf.
Little did I know, until my son was a few months old, that I was a practicing Attachment Parent! I had never even heard of AP before...just thought I was overprotective. Or, at least, that's what people had convinced me of. They told me I was holding him too much, picking him up too quickly when he cries, that I should nurse on a schedule, and that I should never share a bed with him! I ignored these comments, as I was only doing what felt natural to me.
"Crying it out" is a phrase we will never use in our house. I felt so lucky to discover Dr. Sears' information on responding to your baby's cues. I now know there are many of us out there. My son and I are inseparable and I wouldn't have it any other way. So many people comment on how healthy he looks, how well mannered he is for an infant, and I really feel it's due to AP.
The 8 ideals of Dr. Sears' Attachment Parenting:
Preparation for Childbirth
Emotional Responsiveness
Breastfeed your Baby
Baby Wearing
Shared sleep and Safe Sleeping Guidelines
Avoid frequent and prolonged separations from your baby
Positive Discipline
Maintain balance in your family life
