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Variety

 Provide variety in your child’s life to promote brain growth.
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Now you see it...

 Help your child build problem-solving skills through playtime activities like these.
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Remix

 Change up your child’s arrangement of toys to promote brain development.
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Sort the socks

 Help your toddler learn colors, shapes and sizes while getting a little "help" yourself.
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Your 1-year-old problem solver

 At 12 months, your baby’s brain is developing rapidly. Toys that promote problem solving help develop new skills.
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Cause and effect

 Discover which kinds of toys are best for building logical connections.
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Sorting showtime!

 When it's time to pick up the toys, encourage your child to create a toy display.
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Toy classification

 Ask your child to sort his toys into different groups.
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Supermarket sort

 Supermarkets can be educational places, full of learning games to play with your child.
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Ask questions

 Ask questions that require your child to give more than a yes or no response.
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Take stock

 Ask your child to take inventory of the pantry and help create a shopping list to help him learn how to sort and classify.
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Design your own

 To nurture the creative spirit, encourage your child to solve problems by looking at them from a new point of view.
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