Ideas at a Glance for Toddlers
So as an aside from the family play thread chat I wanted to offer people a place to suggest their ideas for a perfect scenarios for toddlers in TS4 in a bite size format as suggested by a couple of us...
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Maybe we could get toddler computers with Baby Einstein programming and perhaps the Leap Frog learning system. Some of my family members in real life has these programs for their little toddlers and it is amazing to see what these little ones can learn from them. I am always so surprised to see a toddler engrossed in these programs - like my 3 year old grandson just quiets right down when his mom or dad sets him down to play "his" computer. He loves the Leap frog program and actually learns from them a lot.
It's cute to see Josh in his high chair with the tray removed and pulled up to a table with his pc in front of him, with his mom and dad on either side of him on their own pcs and they both help Josh out - although he rarely needs much help now a days. He has been using these programs since he could sit up well in his chair. But it would be sweet if we could have something like that in game too for the future High Tech career kid, maybe give the child a logic skill or two toward a computer career maybe..
http://www.toysrus.com/products/learning-and-educational-toys.jsp
https://www.educationaltoysplanet.com/blog/teach-your-child-read-multimedia/
It's cute to see Josh in his high chair with the tray removed and pulled up to a table with his pc in front of him, with his mom and dad on either side of him on their own pcs and they both help Josh out - although he rarely needs much help now a days. He has been using these programs since he could sit up well in his chair. But it would be sweet if we could have something like that in game too for the future High Tech career kid, maybe give the child a logic skill or two toward a computer career maybe..
http://www.toysrus.com/products/learning-and-educational-toys.jsp
https://www.educationaltoysplanet.com/blog/teach-your-child-read-multimedia/
