Children grow normally with toys. No matter what their conditions are, toys must not be taken away from them. But there are instances that if your child is physically and mentally challenge, there are special toys designed for them. If your child is diagnosed with one illness or conditions, you study on what toys you should give them. Below are two conditions of a child and the toys applicable for them.

Down Syndrome (DS) is a form of mental disability and has sensory problems. During conception, normally a child inherits 23 chromosomes from his father and 23 chromosomes from his mother. The presence of extra chromosomes leads to DS. Some health problems associated with DS are sleep apnea, hearing loss, obesity, heart disease, and thyroid problems. Muscles of the babies with DS are weak causing them to have difficult time in sitting, talking, eating, rolling and standing. Their intellectual abilities are also affected. Treatments are available for children with DS. Experts recommended letting your child undergo with proper training and special education. Your child can also understand what his condition is when at school and proper guidance from the educators will be a big help. At home, you can give toys for Down syndrome kids. Musical toys like little Superstar Sing-Along Stage will definitely bring out the singer and dancer part of your baby while watching his own image at the large mirror. The Rainforest Jumperoo will do well to a child with DS but can hold his head. He can jump as much as he wants. The lights and sounds can surely entertain your child.

Another condition that affects your child’s ability to move (referred to motor works) and the muscle tones. Therapist can help improve your child’s condition. Cerebral Palsy Play Aids include bigger building blocks, larger blocks and other tools like ball with bright colors.