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Animal Soup - 10 Best Value Toys

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Animal Soup Game (Briarpatch), $19.99, ages 5 and up. In this colorful board game, players race each other to match cartoon-style animals to what they see on the board. No reading skills are necessary, but kids get the chance to exercise their memory muscles and ability to follow directions.

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Since the brain develops based primarily on experiences, it is heartwarming to see articles like this. A brain develops best through "hands-on" play, and positive interaction with other people. The inexpensive toys named in this article sound like very good suggestions that will support many aspects of brain development.
It is my passion to make early brain development common knowledge. So it is wonderful to see toys like this promoted with an explanation of how they are beneficial. In the work I do, I state that brain development isn't about pushing children to learn more at young ages or having fancy toys. Gifts do not need to be expensive. What the brain needs most is loving interactions and play in everyday life!

Deborah McNelis of WI 3:47PM December 09, 2008