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Thomas the Tank Engine
Trains, Toys and more.
A remarkable selection of
Thomas the Tank Engine Train Toys
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Twilight Turtle Constellation Nightlight!
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Infant & Baby toys
Unique, fun and educational!
See see our list of recommended
educational toys for newborns to one year olds.
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Sleep Sheep Crib Toy
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Sleep Sheep:
Soothes Baby to sleep with 4 natural soft soothing sounds.
Automatic Shutoff. |
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Toy Trucks |
Toy
Trucks From dump trucks, to garbage trucks to loaders and fire
trucks. We have all your fun toy trucks.
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Little Tikes T-Ball Set |
Great OUTDOOR toys. Get outside and discover the world! |
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Thomas Birthday Supplies |
We have all your Thomas the Tank Engine Birthday Party Supplies.
cups,
plates,
napkins,
party favors,
invitations,
stickers, and
streamers. All themed with Thomas the Tank Engine characters.
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Alex
Deluxe Pottery Wheel
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Arts &
Crafts
are fun on a rainy day. Hands-on learning is the most effective learning
for kids. Also true of adults, as far as we know. |
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My Little Red Wagon
4317 Kent Rd. (Rt.59)
Stow, OH 44224
(near Kaufmans)
phone 330-688-5502
Store Hours:
10am-8pm Mon-Thursday
10am-9pm Fri, Sat
12-5pm Sunday
send us an email.
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Experience one of NE Ohio's largest specialty toy stores. At our Stow, OH
store, we carry everything you see in our
online toy store, plus much more.
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Child Toys for education: We focus on toys that help make your child
smarter.
Why? Because play is such an important part of your child's
development. Play is genius. It actively evokes and developes your
child's understanding of herself and the world around her. Play is the
foundation of learning. It builds a sense of the real world.
Check out this discussion from Dave Cantrell's new book
Grow with the Flow, © 2005.
You’ll do your best job for your child if you’re having fun. I want to
help you approach the task of raising your child with confidence and
pleasure. Every word here is meant to calm a fear, almost a panic, that
has come to pervade the way our culture thinks about children. We seem
to be taking childhood awfully seriously as we step into the new
millennium. We hear that our children will have to fight and claw their
way into the world if they expect to do more than survive. Even when we
try not to listen, the messages of ruthless competition, dwindling
opportunity, increasing demands — the threat to these people we love so
much — chews on us. It makes us fearful. It can even corrode our
common sense and our natural instincts. Our children have to be
prepared! Every minute is important! Every homework assignment has to
be finished!
Wanting to prepare our kids for the worst, we are, paradoxically, in
danger of giving them a taste of it. Real intelligence, I constantly
argue, is built on a base of enjoyment. Learning is what humans do
best. It is our natural state. When we try to force the process, we
are in danger of thwarting our own good intentions.
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Child's play builds creativity for a lifetime. Understanding
mathmatical, physical, and language concepts starts with play-time.
Today, play may be the missing element in your child's education. Our
toys are educational because they promote good heathy play. We think
this is the way to make your child smarter. - -
learn more.
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