Keri Wilmot (ToyQueen) shows the benefits of using a Svan Chair for feeding
Being a full time working mom who happens to specialize in feeding therapy, I only have a few hours of the day to spend with Gavin, one of which is typically dinner. This post highlights one of my most treasured products for our mealtimes, the SVAN High Chair.
When considering purchasing a high chair or feeding seat for your child, thinking of their posture and positioning should be your first priority for safety when eating. Consult with your pediatrician regarding your child’s readiness if you have any questions, but typically when first foods are presented, the child should have begun to develop head, neck and core (tummy) strength to sit upright.
Remember back to your geometry days and abide by the 90-90-90 rule. When looking at a child’s posture, there should be a 90 degree angle at the child’s hips, knees and ankles. Features of the SVAN High Chair that make it an excellent choice for feeding and playtime include the footplate/footrest and the safety guard with tray attachment that provides good side support for the child’s belly and midsection.
Most traditional high chairs do not have a footrest in general, and without this we couldn’t abide by the 90-90-90 rule! So for optimal positioning this is such an important feature that is a main part of the SVAN High Chair. When a child’s feet are supported, they have more stability in their midsection making it easier to Read More
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If you are looking for an activity gym for your infant that doesn’t take up your whole living room and promotes baby’s developmental skills without breaking the bank ($35.00), the Sassy Stim Gym is fabulous! This gym is easy to put together in seconds, comes with three adorable detachable bugs, a tummy time bolster and foldable mirror. What I love about this gym is that it comes with all the necessary items to help a baby develop their visual skills for focusing and tracking, hand eye coordination for reach and grasp, as well as strength through encouraging tummy time play and independent sitting. It can be used from birth through at least 6 months depending on your child’s developmental skill, because once your child is able to roll, it turns into a great mat that also promotes independent sitting. 
When a game begins, the child uses the Zippity bopper and play mat to interact with the characters as they learn how to match colors, recognize letters and identify the concept of left and right. It’s also great for motor planning, which is a fancy way to describe a child’s ability to follow unfamiliar, multi-step directions.
Insights Leader; and Jerry Perez; Hasbro Senior Vice President Global Brand Leader Preschool Marketing. They all spoke about Hasbro’s plan to Reinvent, Reimagine and Reignite the brand. Not to mention their commitment to the social media space and to parents and caregivers worldwide, to maintain an open dialog, so that Hasbro can be the best they can be to provide an immersive play experience, as well as to foster innovation, ideation and creativity. 
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P: Pen! First we filled the small pen like dispenser with colored beads. I found it helpful to take a pair of tweezers from the medicine cabinet to help fill the dispenser, as the beads were very small, and sometimes challenging for the kids to pick up.
I: Index Finger! I encouraged the kids to hold the dispenser, as they should their pencil or marker, with three fingers in a tripod position. We used our index fingers to Read More »