All children should be TAUGHT about what they are playing with; TV may aid in this training (good and bad). If children are playing with toy warships, they should be told (taught) what a warship is. If they are playing with toy warplanes, they should be told (taught) what a warplane is. If they are playing with toy guns, they should be told (taught) what a gun is. One thing a parent can bet on. If the parent does NOT obtain a toy gun for his child; the child WILL make (pretend) a toy gun from a Baseball bat, or other piece of wood; even a Golf club. During the 1950's and 1960's, children used to call it, "playing army." This was usually combined with green plastic "toy soldiers", sold by the bag.
Being a parent IS A JOB! Teaching is PART OF THAT JOB! Children are students. Parents are teachers. Parents should learn about the toys that they are allowing their children to play with. The child might ask what the toy is, the parent is expected to supply the answer. The parent should research (study) the toy...to be prepared to explain (teach) the toy to their child. Knowledge about the particular toy WILL HELP the parent to decide whether or not it is suitable for their children. Warships, Tanks, Warplanes, Toy Soldiers, Toy Guns, etc. Know what they are, know what they did (in wars); toys can & will assist children in LEARNING history as they progress through school. If a parent chooses NOT to obtain toy guns, etc. for their children, they should be prepared for their children to "pretend" having toy guns, improvised from sticks, baseball bats, golf clubs, etc. During the 1950's & 1960's the boys on the block called it "playing army." The favorite TV show was "Combat!" starring Vic Morrow, or "Gallent Men" with Dick York, and of course "Gunsmoke" with James Arness. When Vietnam live coverage hit prime time news on a daily basis, parents tried to shut the television off when the kids came home from school, and discourage guns...but sticks and pieces of pipe became machineguns and rifles anyway...
because that can influenced them. As many children like watching action movies, they are inclined to act like the movie characters, fighting or using guns. Many parents believe that these toys do have an.................
Christmas is around the corner and parents, grandparents, family and friends want the safest toys available for children. With so many recalls regarding lead, etc., in children's toys from China here is a great link to check on the toys that are safe for Children: http://www.drlaura.com/blog/ Canadian products is CSA approved in many cases or has a red Maple Leaf on it. The other companies listed are American owned.
bows and arrows were quite popular for children in the tudor period
Nothing, Toys Were Taken Away From Spartan Children.
yes they did
they are not bad or good.
bb guns.
If toys did not exist, children and their parents would invent them.
They are not necessary for learning and guns toys or not are violent things. We want our children to learn to solve problems without shooting someone and allowing toy guns gives the wrong message.
straw dolls
The correct spelling is "children's toys." The apostrophe comes before the "s" when showing possession.
Parents should inculcate values of kindness and respect in their children from a young age.
Water guns are a safe idea for you child. Floaties and pool balls are other toys that will be good for your child.
Yes, and depending upon the area struck can result in permanent damage - e.g. losing an eye. BB guns are dangerous and should be treated and handled as such. BB guns are not toys to be handled by inexperienced children or adults.
Jen Ledger has never stated publicly whether or not she likes Nerf guns. However, most children/teens enjoy these toys.
When having children it is important to consider what types of injuries inappropriate or unsafe toys may give young children and infants, any toys with small parts that can be swallowed should be avoided, as well as toys with a lot of moving parts, to avoid fingers being caught or jammed in them, parents would also want to avoid anything that isn't safe to be chewed or sucked on by an infant
That would depend on the wealthiness of the child's parents, or if the find materials to make homemade toys.
Discovery Toys are a range of toys designed to inspire children to learn through play. They are sold through home parties so parents have the opportunity to interact with the toys before purchasing.