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Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Educational Waiting Room Toys


The flu season is right around the corner. As we all know, children are especially susceptible to colds and the flu during this time of year. If you work or own a doctors office, now is the time to find all the educational toys you need for those little ones in your waiting rooms. When children are sick, nothing brightens their days more than a fun toy or interesting activity. Upgrade your waiting rooms toys to an educational experience.

Our Magnetic Travel USA Map is a great educational toy for children. This toy allows children a unique way to learn all of the 50 states. A special wand moves the magnetic balls around the 50 states to new destinations. This educational toy will challenge the children's thinking and analytical skills. The colorful design of this durable toy will surely brighten their day.

Keep the little ones busy this cold and flu season with the proper educational toys in your waiting rooms. They will appreciate the activities during your busy appointment schedule. With the holiday season around the corner, these products make great gifts for those who are in similar situations. Check back with Sensoryedge.com to view all of the latest educational waiting room toys.

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Friday, September 19, 2008

Wall Toys


Redecorating your professional office, child's bedroom and playroom can be an experience full of laughs and joy. Incorporating your child into the redecorating process is where all the fun comes into play. Let children express their creative ideas in the redecorating process. Unique and educational wall toys are a great way to add life into the room where children will be playing.

Our wall toys are a great way to add a fun, educational experience to your children's room. These wall toys will pull the children away from the video games and into an exciting wonderland. If you have a dental office, our Smile Power Wall Toy is perfect for you. This heat sensitive toy allows painting without the mess. This wall toy would also be an excellent addition to your kids bedroom.

Our Numbers 1-15 Wall Toy is a fun and educational product that is perfect for any office or playroom. This bright and colorful toy allows children to play a unique puzzle game. Counting, logic, and analytical skills are challenged through fun play with this wall toy. We hope you enjoy your redecorating experience. Be sure to look at Sensoryedge to view all of our wall toys.

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Friday, August 29, 2008

Child Dental Visits


With young children, sometimes it is hard to get them to go to the dentist. It is not surprise. It is even hard for some adults to lean back in the chair at the dentist's office. But, there is hope for this situation. With a little time and convincing, your child will understand that a visit to the dentist isn't a scary experience. Here are some helpful tips to ease your child into a dental visit.

Before you go to the dentist, inform your child that the dentist is just going to keep his or her teeth clean and healthy. Many times children believe the dentist will hurt them. Reinforce the idea that the dentist will only help them keep their teeth clean, just like brushing their teeth. Let them know that sometimes it feels good, but sometimes it does not feel good. It is important that you do not say the words hurt or pain. Many dentists keep kids at ease by providing educational toys for their waiting areas. This helps children relax and eliminates some of the fear before they climb into the chair.

Go to a pediatric dentistA pediatric dentist knows how to deal with your children and first time visits. Often times you may just think of your normal dentist. There are dentists that strictly deal with child patients. There are multiple ways to calm your child. A dentist may allow a toy, or headphones to block out the noise. Others have video capability in their offices. But, it is best for the child to see a pediatric dentist.

Lastly, inform your child ahead of time that a dental visit is coming up. Remind them that all of their friends and family going to the dentist on a regular basis. It is important for the child to understand the repetition of the dental visits. It will be easier each time you visit.

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Thursday, May 29, 2008

Waiting Room Activities


When it is time to make a trip to the doctor, the wait can seem like ages to children. They tend to get antsy and restless. Any parent knows how aggravating it can be to keep a child preoccupied when they are waiting for their appointment. Investing in an activity cube or a wall mounted toy would help keep their minds set on something rather than running around like little mad-people.

Waiting room play tables and wall mounted toys can help keep kids occupied while providing education. Giggle mirrors make their reflection distorted and are quite humorous. Another wall mounted toy featuring Tic-Tac-Toe can teach strategy and the funny people panel toy also provides a good amount of chuckles. Keep them absorbed in a little fun adventure while you're counting the seconds on the clock with bead mazes or giant play cubes. These toys are fun, have no loose parts and keep kids out of mischief while you wait or speak to a health care provider.

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