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Reining in your Wayward Toddler
USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education), March, 2006
Taking a toddler to a shopping mall can be very challenging, to say the least. It becomes every parent's headache--as well as those around them--when the child gets restless and starts to fuss and there still are gifts or other necessities to be purchased. We all know how easy it is to get distracted with our purchases and absentmindedly let go of the little hand that has been trying endlessly to win its freedom. One way to keep track of your rambunctious youngster is with the Walk-O-Long from CaddyO Products, Irvine, Calif.
This u-shaped, plush roll is designed to fit around a child's chest, under the arms, and fasten at the back with a snap buckle. With handles just large enough for an adult hand, this balance device also can be used to teach kids to walk, skate, navigate stairs, or control movement at the water's edge. Additionally, it can be used for rehabilitation or to help children that have special needs with their physical movement skills--while preventing back injuries and strains for caregivers.
For more information on the Walk-O-Long ($24.95), which is washable and available in a variety of colors, visit www.thewalkolong.com.
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