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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, thank you for the well-thought out replies, I appreciate them, and they make a lot of sense. Now I have a follow up question: does your daycare also just use wooden/woolen toys? Or is it the kind of thing where when the kids are in an environment you can't really control, you don't worry about it? Or do some of you stay home? I ask because I appreciate your answers, and would think about putting away some of the more obnoxious toys, but I know in her daycare there are plenty of plastic toys (not necessarily ones that run on batteries, though). Thoughts on that? Thanks again for non-snark (for the most part!)[/quote] Most day cares will have non-battery operated toys both plastic and wood. The only places with things made from wool/wooden would be montessori or Waldorf schools.[/quote]
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