A General insight about stuffed animals and other facts

Kids love stuffed animals. Yet, some parents want them to force them onto the separation procedure. Instead of doing so, you should consider basic guidelines. For instance:

-         Guide the child about the importance of his friends feel good, for which you should ask what activities or toys they like best.

-         Let children play with their favorite toys

If your kids find it difficult to share the favorite stuffed animals    , try not to spend it or spoil it, you can help them save the toys before their friends come home. On the contrary, have to reach toys that can be liked by the children and are easy to handle. It is always good to remind the importance of sharing with friends.

Plan time to rest

Children have boundless energy. However, it may be advisable to take a break from their activities, to tea, to read a book, pattern or color. Establish rules for visits from friends. If anything, your kid can play with his or her stuffed toys. It is necessary to help them to feel confident when they come home. Sometimes children may feel uncomfortable or shy at first, but then are familiar with games or toys that are offered.

Explain the importance of cleanliness and order, who can organize, putting away stuffed animals after they finish their activities. Do not allow to leave all without cleaning, if so, look for alternatives as an incentive, for example, say that the tea will be served only after ordering.

Make sure you present your kid with different options to play, free of rules and regulations, such as using waxes, paints and paper to paint and play dough or putty. Do not force them to participate in the same game with other children, often, small parallel play without having to engage in the play of others, just learning and watching the partner. Try to not to be too far away from children, always quietly observe to see that everything is in order and encourage them from time to time.

How to solve threads

Let the children find the solution, not to intervene too often in their little squabbles. They alone will account possible alternatives to avoid conflicts. Where an opinion is necessary, try to be firm, especially if you notice that there is a verbal or physical confrontation. Remain calm and speak clearly.

If instead there is an assertive behavior, we must praise good behavior, motivating them to behave politely. Luckily, when it comes to stuffed animals, the kid is not encouraged to any aggression.