| Children love to pretend. They want
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| | returned home, the little one asked if he
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| everything their mommies and daddies have
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| | should also be careful when driving his
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| in kiddy size, even cars. Teaching them
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| | pedal cars. His dad told him to avoid
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| road safety rules is easy and fun with
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| | hitting mommy and the dog. Like daddy, he
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| colorful pedal cars.
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| | must watch where he was going. The little
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| Play and learn
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| | boy learned very early the rudiments of
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| Dolls, pedal cars, and Legos - these are
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| | safe driving.
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| the favorite playthings of toddlers. From
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| | The child can be taught where to park his
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| playing, they learn a lot about the
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| | cars when the play is over. He can play
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| things around them. Life's lessons begin
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| | pretend by cleaning the car. You can
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| with the first tumble. From then on they
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| | check his toy car regularly for defects
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| learn how to avoid those nasty bumps.
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| | along with him.
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| From day one, children are smothered with
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| | Pedal cars galore
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| toys. These are usually brightly colored
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| | Pedal cars come in different designs and
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| non-toxic playthings. In the crib, a baby
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| | colors. If you see one, you'll want them
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| can gaze at the decorative mobile and
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| | all. Classic Pedal cars provide children
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| hear the tinkling sounds. This is a way
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| | leg exercise when they drive on the lawn
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| of teaching the child to use his visual
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| | or indoors. They also learn to coordinate
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| and auditory senses. He learns to develop
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| | their hand-leg movements by speeding down
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| his motor skills by grasping toys and
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| | the hallways. They quickly learn when to
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| learns their texture by putting the
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| | brake, so they are encouraged to think
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| rattle in his mouth.
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| | fast.
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| From mobiles to pedal cars
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| | There are several models to choose from -
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| The nursery mobile loses its appeal when
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| | Sidewalk Cruisers, Race Cars, fire
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| babies are ready for bigger and more
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| | engines, jalopies, and flashy sports
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| interesting things. The little tykes want
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| | cars. You can surprise the young ones
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| to have pedal cars, electric trains,
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| | with a storage disguised as a gas pump.
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| kites, and bikes. Parents should take the
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| | There are also pedal planes, bikes, and
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| time to teach the children how to use
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| | motorcycles. These toys are built to last
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| their toys properly to prevent injury.
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| | with durable materials.
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| Toys bought should also be appropriate
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| | When buying toys
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| for the child's age. Three-year-olds can
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| | Before buying toys, check the label for
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| start driving pedal cars but only under
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| | age recommendations. Find out if the
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| the watchful eye of an adult.
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| | pedal cars are flame retardant. Also
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| One dad brought his little boy along for
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| | check out the hinges and fastenings. When
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| a drive. He explained that driving a car
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| | you take home one, show your child how to
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| is a big responsibility. The little
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| | use and store it safely. They may not be
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| passenger listened intently as his Dad
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| | able to do it perfectly, but it would be
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| explained that drivers must follow rules
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| | a nice try.
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| and must be good on the road. When they
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