Ty's Beanie Kids have been taught
well.
Mr. Warner probably has a very strict policy that they must abide
by. I would imagine, Ty's policy would
be as follows: ALWAYS have
fun.
Make as many friends as possible.
Learn to share and get along with others.
Don't ever taunt other children with something you have.
Mr. Warner stresses the importance of taking turns, he also reminds
us that not all kids are as fortunate as we are. After all, we
have a nursery full
of TY KIDS, ATTIC'S, BEANIE'S, BUDDIES AND CLASSIC'S.
Won't you join us in our lesson of sharing?
The importance of sharing.
Developing friendships and learning to share
is an enriching part of growing up.
Parents, although we teach our children
to share, do not expect them to grab on to the concept until around
the age of six.
How many times has your child at their birthday parties embarrassed
you because they simply did not want to share?
How about those friendly gatherings with the neighbor's when you
would cringe because your child would grab a toy out of another
child's hand and yell, (MINE)?
Sharing is a technique that is learned through
watching others and constantly being reminded.
As your child grows older it will become less difficult for them
to start off sharing items of less importance.
You may want to encourage them to share an old toy that they no
longer play with.
Deciding what to share and what not to share is a step in a child's
process of learning what they value the most. This process is
an important milestone in your child's development.
Your child will quickly learn that sharing
with others can be very rewarding and enlightening at the same
time.
This page is dedicated to
the following,
Mr. Paul Beauvais
From The Little Red Doll House
Manchester, NH
Mr. Beauvais sent me four of Ty's Beanie Kids as a Mother's Day
gift.
Besides being totally speechless, I am very appreciative of his
generosity.
Thanks Mr. Beauvais
My new friend Mr. Rob for
his assistance in helping me with my graphics.
I was unaware of how to remove background colors and Mr. Rob came
to the rescue.
Thanks Mr. Rob
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2004 All rights reserved.
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May 2000
Do not display these images on any website OR publication without
express written consent from the original owner Janie E. Daniels
/ commonly known as Ms. Janie
