Unit: Early Childhood

Topic: Toys

Activities: Design a toy for your child.

- Answer the following questions: 1) what age is it most suitable for?
2) what would the child learn while playing with it?
3) Have you considered the safety of the toy?

`(Soft Plushies)

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Rilakkuma is a japanese brand for plushies, that have gone worldwide








enough to be transformed into pencil cases and such. It favours any-









one who fanices cute toys; no matter the age. Hence, an infant can










own a plushie and a 15 year old girl can also have one.





















The plushies are soft, so it can also be an incredible way to teach a








child the sense of soft and squishy things. And also, depending on








doll you chose, it can also have an intellectual development ability








such as helping in roleplaying and also, helping the parent in








understanding the emotional state of a child. Also coming out as a









Tv show- with subtitles in over 26 languages ofcourse- Rilakkuma







brings smiles and laughter with it's adorable mischief, which is








of course so appealing to the audience.
 

The percentage guarantee of an accident occuring to the child is,








well, zero. Rilakkuma plushies come in different sizes, and it also







depends on the parents to decide whether to give a miniature plushie








to an infant merely 2 years old, since the baby risks of putting it in








his mouth as one point and swallow it. Therefore, a more cautious








step would be to give that child a plushie big enough to be called a








cuddly bear and not to be labelled as something to put in the mouth








according to the child's state of mind.
 

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