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Sensory Toys Buying Guide, Part 1: Tactile and Chewable Toys
People have used different types of sensory aids long before the term “sensory toy” came into popular use. Settling into a hot bath after a long day, nervously chewing gum while watching a close football game, or listening to white noise to try to fall asleep are all examples of everyday sensory stimulation used for…
Read MoreSensory Toys: What are they? What do they do? Who benefits from them?
Sensory toys are not a new thing. In 2017, fidget spinners were all the rage. The fad featured a fun toy assured to entertain children for hours while driving their teachers and guardians up a wall. Caretakers were divided on the utility of these spinners. Were they great tools for helping children get out nervous…
Read More10 Classic Toys that were Invented By Women – Part 2
To continue Women’s History Month, here is the second part of our list of 10 iconic toys and games that were designed by women. (You can read the first part here!) This list represents a diverse collection of women who came from all different backgrounds, educations, and interests. What they all have in common is…
Read More10 Classic Toys that were Invented By Women – Part 1
You may have heard the phrase “Necessity is the mother of invention.” Sometimes, that mother is literal. Women inventors have a strong history in the United States. In the decade following the Patent Act of 1790, 2,297 women received US patents — an astounding number considering the barriers to women in technical education at that…
Read MoreFun Indoor Activities for Kids
Are you looking for fun (free) indoor activities to entertain your kids at home? Diversity In Toys has you covered! We’ve rounded up a list of creative, engaging ideas to keep your little ones occupied on a rainy or snowy day. Have a dance party: Turn up the music and let your kids burn off…
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