AAP Suggests Traditional Toys for Young Children
The AAP recommends caregivers give traditional hands-on toys that stimulate imagination and creativity to youths ages 5 and younger, instead of interactive electronic toys.
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The AAP recommends caregivers give traditional hands-on toys that stimulate imagination and creativity to youths ages 5 and younger, instead of interactive electronic toys.
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