A child has a toy tied to the end of a string and?
A child has a toy tied to the end of a string and whirls the toy at constant speed in a horizontal circular path of radius R. The toy completes each revolution of its motion in a time period T. What is the magnitude of the acceleration of the toy?
Toys effect on children...?
What are some different ways you might study the effect of toys on socialization of children? How could you isolate the toy variable from other variables that influence children's socialization.
What do you look for in a children's toy?
Initially, it will be something I know is of interest to the child, but they do not already have any of. Example: my oldest granddaughter likes horses. She had no authentic looking horses. I have given her several Schleich horses, which she has made her horse collection. She pushed aside all the garish My Little Pony toys in favor of the realistic Schleichs.My younger granddaughter also likes horses. She has assumed ownership of the elder’s MLPs, and, at age two, is already setting them up in orderly fashion for parades and shows there on the living room floor. She will be receiving her first Schleich models, I’ve chosen only foals, from me this month. This way she will begin with a stable of the same variety as her sister (5 years older than she), but recognizably different. She will also receive adult horses and other Schleich animals as time goes by.Their brother really liked the first Lego sets I gave him, when he was still a toddler, even though they were a little complex at the beginning. Of course, he grew into them. I add to the Lego collection as one gift almost every gifting holiday. Now his sisters also receive Legos. As do my son and his wife. They all love building with Legos together, each at their own engineering level. No one tells the other what to do or how to do. The two-year-old never showed any interest in her siblings’ larger Duplos. Legos are what we use, she will tell you.The concepts present in play, as with the Lego family functions, are what I look to encourage with a children’s toy. I look for fulfilling a true interest, compatibility with a number of similar toys, constructive use, growth sustainability, safety, and what learning they foster. The toys can not be frivolous, like Barbie, or other such doll silliness (No, I do not give a shit if you like Barbies, I do not. Please do not swarm me with your wonderful insights on what a child can learn playing with dolls. I already know. It was a subject I researched for a paper once.) Children receive the trend, the collectible, the high-end from people who most likely never made a tank out of a cardboard box, or got dirty, or learned a lot from playing with their simpler toys because their imagination was sparked. I let those people give my grandchildren that frittery crap.I look for toys of substance.
Why do children like to play with toys?
when i was child i used to play with barbie dolls and other toys whole day i think that was the best part of my life or every one’s life but during that time there was no such toys which help in educating children.Nowadays children have many choices to play with different kind of scientific toys. my nephew have collection of such an amazing toys and they help him to learn science in easy way. i was shocked to see him the way he explore ideas through his toys . i wish i could get those toys too in my childhood so now i can understand science easily .Babies are eager to learn about the world around them, and they have much to learn. Every new shape, color, texture, taste and sound is a learning experience for them. Giving your baby toys that are safe and stimulating will help him discover his senses.The toys they played with a year or two ago can provide them with new and different educational opportunities as their knowledge expands. But they also need toys that are designed with kids their age in mind.I always buy bundle of educational and attracting toys for my nephew and i used to buy from http://www.juguetesingenium.cl/ .they have unique collection of some great educational toys you must try…..http://www.juguetesingenium.cl/
Is it normal that some children torture toys?
I think that deep down you already know the answer. ( And I don't mean that to imply that you KNOW there is a problem. You might as easily know there isn't one). My point is that you need to look at his other behaviors.If your child’s behavior otherwise demonstrates a normal capability for empathy, I personally wouldn't be worrying.But, if this is yet another arena in which you are lead to question your child’s mental health, I would obtain the help of a professional.For what it's worth, I will tell you that I actually did take my 6 year son to a psychologist because I was worried that he was as a sociopath.My son and I spent a lot of time with my niece who is 10 months older than my son. Being a first time mom, I tended to frequently compare them and their development.My niece seemed so eager to please and would be devastated at the thought of disappointing her mother.Whereas, my dear son seemingly couldn't have cared any less whether I was disappointed. I remember once, my son was probably 6, he asked me with a straight face what his punishment would be if he flushed his hamster down the toilet. He wasn't the least bit concerned that I would be upset or unhappy , nor, clearly was he concerned about the fate of his miniature hamster. He was simply calculating the benefits vs the consequences in order to make a sound decision. What an a-hole!His therapist explained to me how all children, technically speaking, are to some degree sociopathic. He explained how empathy emerges with continued maturity and development. He assured me that it was much too early to declare my son a sociopath.But, if I were to return in 6 more years and things hadn’t changed, then he would give me permission to worry.But, until then, I was to continue to help him “put himself in another’s shoes”, treat him and all living things with respect, and most importantly, love him.Today, said son is a strapping 20 year old in his second year studying pre-Med at Texas Chtistian University. He is everything a mother would ask for in a son. He is kind, respectful, smart, handsome, athletic, and responsible. Raising him has truly been the greatest joy in life. He definitely is not a sociopath :-).Best of luck to you!
Two children who are fighting over a toy pull on it from opposite sides. The result is a standoff. Look detail
Net force is zero, the kids are pulling with the same force.
Some who builds children toys is called a what?
Toymaker?
Have any of your children's toys turned on all by themselves?
I had a long laugh. I remember when my son was about 4 or 5 ( he is now eleven) he had this darth vader toy. I bought it for his birthday. It was great for about 2 weeks. Then, i shut it off when he went to bed. I put it in the toy chest that was in my room at the time. I went to bed and around 3 in the morning i heard " Luke.I am your fatherrr." It was very weird, i was freaked out. I threw the toy out the next day, because i took out the batteries and it still did it.
What are some of the most dangerous children's toys ever made?
This.This is a Pellet gun, or a BB gun. Anyone can purchase one because, unlike normal guns, it does not require any license. Some are high-powered and extremely powerful (you need to be 16 years or older, and sometimes, no age restrictions are mentioned) and some are less intense.One “accident” with this machine has left a 16 year old boy unable to walk, talk and swallow. The pellet went straight through his skull and into his brain and the unfortunate result was that he was left disabled for the rest of his life. While being rehabilitated and learning how to spell from scratch, he was asked to write down how he was feeling. He wrote down this:“SAD”He is most certainly not the only case. A 13 year old and 8 year old was shot by a pellet gun because his friend thought the gun was empty.I remember we had these ones as kids:My brother always use to shoot my cousin and vica versa, but I was petrified of them because I knew how they use to sting. They were having a ball with this toy, pun intended, but all I think about is the damage it could cause if you had to be shot in the eye?Remember, we are talking about children here.Footnotes20/20: Kids and Dangerous BB GunsGoogle ImagesPellet Gun Puts Child’s Life In Danger