Child Development Tools

noun a rubber or plastic object that a baby sucks or chews on to help them relax or fall asleep

• The pediatrician recommended using a pacifier to help soothe the baby.
• Do you have a pacifier handy for the little one?
• I always keep a binky in my bag for emergencies.
• Music has always been my pacifier during tough times.

noun a movable model of a person or animal that is typically manipulated by strings or hand controls

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• The puppet show was a hit among the children at the school event.
• I can't believe how realistic that puppet looked on stage!
• That puppet is so cool, it's like magic!
• He felt like a puppet in the hands of his boss, always being told what to do.

noun a seesaw or plank balanced in the middle, on which children ride and make it tilt up and down

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• The children played on the teeter totter in the park.
• Let's go have some fun on the teeter totter!
• I used to love going on the teeter totter with my friends.
• The stock market seems to be on a teeter totter lately, going up and down unpredictably.