Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 08, 1990, Image 55

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    Be Selective
When Buying Toys
One problem involved when
buying Christmas toys is that most
parents want their children to have
everything they had as children. If
a parent missed out on something
as a child, he or she want their
children to have it. In today’s
world, this means multiplying toy
after toy.
At Christmas time, children
tend to receive too much at one
time, according to Dr. James E.
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By Doris Thomas
Lancaster Extension
Home Economist
Van Horn, Extension family
sociologist at Penn State. It might
be better if parents cut down on
quantity and spent more for
quality.
Children do not need a great
many toys. In fact, they usually
play with only a few favorites.
This makes it especially important
to select toys that provide oppor
tunities for different kinds of play.
One of the best ways to know
what toys to select for a certain
child is to know the child to
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become aware of the kinds of
activities he really enjoys. Leant
his capabilities. What can the
child do and handle with satisfac
tion and safety? What are his
interests? When he plays with
other children’s toys, what does he
select?
One prerequisite of a good toy
is that the child for whom it is cho
sen will play with it Age can
serve as a general guide in choos
ing toys. But keep in mind the
child’s ability and interest. Many
toy manufacturers label toys
according to the age range for
which they are most suited, and
you can use this as a guideline.
The more play possibilities a
toy has, the more interesting it will
be. Toys that can be used in more
than one way stimulate the child to
be creative and to use his
imagination.
Receive Gifts
Graciously
As you and your family mem-
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bers open your gifts this Christ
mas season, remember that you
are making a big impression on
children in the way you accept
your gifts from them.
Like so many other kinds of
behavior, gift giving and receiving
is learned. Children grasp this
from adults who do the teaching,
whether or not they are aware of
it.
The subtle teaching and learn
ing goes back to babyhood when a
child begins to respond to smiles
and attention by returning a smile.
Forecasters say the trend
toward healthier eating will con
tinue throughout the 19905. They
also predict that chicken versa
tile, convenient and low in fat and
calories will be the meat of the
decade. By 1995, the National
Broiler Council estimates that per
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He is developing a corresponding
affection of his own.
When a child hands an adult an
object such as a gift, he 'earns
from the older person how to
respond. It might be an expression
of appreciation or one of displea
sure that he sees.
... or inappropriate your Christmas
gift from a child may be, remem
ber that it was picked out as an
expression of love and needs to be
received the same way.
capita chicken consumption will
reach 85 pounds. In better restaur
ants, chicken has moved from
being an economy meal to a pre
ferred premium menu item. And
in supermarkets, new timesaving
chicken products are constantly
being introduced.
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Route 30 West at the
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