Monday, October 23, 2006

Help Your Little Ones Learn Their Shapes!

There are many ways to help your children learn their basic shapes and you can start from the time they are very young.

Even babies who can not even sit up on their own will usually squeal with delight at brightly colored flash cards and you can play with your baby showing them shapes and colors from their earliest moments.

When your baby is older she will want to have more a hands on experience and touch and even taste her shapes and colors. Melissa and Doug have a fabulous puzzle that will allow your little one to make a picture with her very own First Shapes Jumbo Knob Educational Puzzle. This educational puzzle has large knobs on each piece that make it very easy for little hands to hold so there are no frustrations with trying to hold small pieces that can also be a choking hazard for small children.

This brightly colored picture has the five basic shapes all children should know by the time they start kindergarten such as circles, ovals, rectangles, triangles and squares. The shapes are hidden in the brilliantly colored picture of a house and allows for opportunity to pretend play with your child. You can ask, "What is going on in the house?" or pretend what the day of someone that lives in the house might be like.

Each of the puzzles is hand painted using non-toxic paints and each piece if made of solid wood with no sharp edges. This would also make an ideal gift for the little one on your gift giving list that will entertain while they learn!

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