The little ones all have a plush toy at least, which they consider as their friend. They cuddle, kiss, and hold it while sleeping or going out.  What makes babies from all around the world adore plush toys?       Providing a sense of security  The soft texture of the plush toy can help release distress and anxiety. When babies feel sad or nervous, they will cuddle or stroke the toy, which helps them calm down and feel much better. Additionally, it teaches babies how to soothe themselves without relying on their parents' assistance. By turning to the plush toy, babies learn how to regulate their emotions and independently handle problems, thus developing independence.    Helping to develop social skills Babies love engaging in pretend games with these toys and imagining various scenes and conversations, which helps develop their social skills and imagination. Additionally, through playing pretend play with plush toys, babies will learn to care for others and show compassion, which will help them maintain good relationships with friends or make connections with others.   It can help babies to practice language skills Babies regard plush toys as their close friends, so they like to talk to them. For example, they share their feelings, tell stories, and sing songs to the toys. Engaging in such daily interactions helps babies enhance their language skills.   The role of plush toys in babies' lives is truly significant. Here are some recommended plush toys with features like music, teethers, or projectors, which offer even more joy.   Click Following link to know JoyeaBaby's Musical Plush Toy:  joyeababy.com/soft-plush-toy        

Nowadays, there is a wide variety of plastic toys available. How can we ensure the safety of babies by choosing high-quality plastics?   Check the certifications and labels Many countries require plastic toys to undergo mandatory product certification, such as the CPC certification in the United States, CE certification in Europe, and CCC certification in China. You need to check if the product has obtained relevant certifications. In addition, you also need to carefully examine labels and user manuals to ensure information about factories, main materials, etc., and avoid using any toxic substances.     Take a sniff If some toys have a strong smell, it may indicate the presence of volatile harmful substances. It is recommended to wash and air the toys before use in order to reduce the odor as much as possible. If the smell persists even after cleaning, it suggests that the materials used are not up to standard.   Look at the surface glossiness and color vibrancy High-quality plastic toys are typically made from single materials such as ABS, PP, and PE, which give them a glossy appearance and vibrant colors. In contrast, many inferior toys are made from 'two-materials', referring to recycled and reprocessed materials obtained from discarded plastic products. However, the color of these reprocessed materials tends to deteriorate.   Choose ones with a smooth and complete appearance It is recommended to carefully inspect for any obvious deformities, ensure a smooth surface, and check for any small parts. For colored toys, you can gently wipe them with a white napkin back and forth to see if there are any signs of fading or color change. Additionally, it's advised to touch the edges and corners of toys to check for sharp objects.  

In the vibrant world of childhood, plastic toys hold a significant place. With their diverse shapes, eye-catching colors, and multitude of functions, they accompany countless children through joyful moments of growth. However, while enjoying the fun brought by plastic toys, we should also pay attention to their material properties, production processes, and environmental impact. This article aims to unveil the mysteries of plastic toys and provide you with a glimpse into their scientific knowledge.   There are many raw materials used for making plastic toys; ABS, PP, PVC, PE, EVA, TPE, and EPP are among the most common ones.   ABS is the primary material for building block toys, model-type toys, and toy cars. This kind of material has several advantages, such as a hard texture, high strength, non-toxicity, tastelessness, and the ability to make colorful toys. For example: the main reason ABS is used for construction blocks is its excellent dimensional stability, which ensures consistent sizing of the basic pieces. Additionally, ABS boasts high hardness and toughness and remains non-brittle even at low temperatures (resistant to -40°C).   PP is vital for baby toys, as it is lightweight and has become the primary material for plastic baby bottles. In toys, PP is mainly used for small items such as teethers and rattles because it is safe for oral use and can be sanitized by boiling in hot water. Additionally, PP not only finds application in toys but also offers the advantage of being microwave-safe, making it ideal for containers that hold food, oils, and condiments like lunch boxes and food storage containers.   PVC: It is generally the most commonly used material compared to the aforementioned materials. Most inflatable toys, excluding balls, are made of PVC, such as horned balls, pogo sticks, and balloons.   PE: Soft PE is primarily used for film products like food wrap and plastic bags while its rigid properties make it suitable for one-shot injection molding and hollow products.   EVA: In the application of toys, EVA is widely used in baby's floor mats (babies usually use floor mats as a bed and will probably explore all interesting things on them). EVA is also mainly used for the foam wheels of baby strollers, as well as some softer masks and water-filled teethers (EVA exhibits excellent water resistance). EVA can be recycled and has superb performance in environmental protection.   TPR: TPR (also commonly known as TPE) is primarily used in toys for balls, such as crystal marbles, hole balls, and so on. Additionally, TPR is also used for teethers. Extensions of soft PVC resin are compressed to form rubber-like PVC.   In conclusion, plastic toys play an indispensable role in everyone's childhood. As consumers, we prefer to choose environmentally friendly and safe plastic toys and have reason to believe that plastic toys will maintain their fun and educational value while placing greater emphasis on environmental protection and health, thus creating a better growth environment for children.      

When babies start teething, they may feel discomfort in their gums. At this stage, teething toys can help alleviate this discomfort. Additionally, these toys aid in soothing the baby's emotions, improving hand-eye coordination, and promoting intellectual development. Now let's explore how to choose a safe and suitable teething toy for young babies.   Common materials The silicone used in teether products is an inorganic polymer colloid material that is safe, odorless, chemically stable, and offers the advantages of being soft, highly elastic, resistant to deformation, heat-resistant, wear-resistant, and electrically insulating. Its exceptional quality combined with a short production cycle and high productivity make it the preferred choice for teether products currently available on the market.   The TPE is an environmentally friendly thermoplastic elastomer that is non-toxic, easy to color, and has a smooth and soft texture. It can be coated or bonded with plastic materials such as PP, PE, PC, PS, ABS (secondary injection), or molded separately.   The polymer material EVA is well-known for its strong flexibility, resistance to chemical corrosion, and excellent elasticity. It has the advantage of being able to undergo secondary molding, making it a popular choice in the production of water-filled teethers.   Factors to consider when purchasing teethers In addition to inspecting the certifications, labels, materials, etc. of teething toys, it is also important to pay attention to the following aspects as teething toys are designed for young babies to put in their mouths.   Check if the structure is safe: When checking the safety of teething toys, it is important to pay attention to the size and shape of the tips and ends. If they are too small or long, there is a risk that babies may choke or gag on them while sucking or biting. Avoid choosing teething toys with small objects or ones that can be assembled to prevent the risk of babies swallowing them accidentally.   Ensure tear resistance: The teether should be able to withstand long periods of use and frequent biting by babies without any breakage or damage, in order to prevent the risk of choking from accidentally ingesting detached parts.