Is the sand that children play with poisonous?

With the improvement of people's living standards, there are now a wide variety of children's toys, each with its own merits. Mothers usually choose toys that their babies like. The baby's health is also very important while playing with toys. Some toys look fun, but the materials used to make the toys may cause harm to children's health. There is a kind of sand that is a children's toy. Is the sand that children play with poisonous? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Is the sand that children play with poisonous?

It is not toxic. To put it simply, space sand is 98% sand + 2% silicone oil. Silicone oil is the ingredient in shampoo. Humans are really smart to think of combining it with sand. It is fun to play with and it is loose and soft. Some people use it for cutting to relieve stress. However, currently on the market, it is mostly used as a children's toy.

2. Space Sand

This is a new type of children's toy sand, called space sand. The space sand parks that are very popular on the market now use this kind of sand. It is a bit similar to plasticine in terms of shaping, but it is much safer and more hygienic than plasticine. I personally recommend it. It is recommended to buy children's toys from regular manufacturers, and they must have 3C certification.

3. Suggestions

Space sand is actually non-toxic and is also good for children's intellectual development. The key is that it is not just for children, it is a toy suitable for the whole family and can also increase communication among everyone. However, it is recommended that you buy genuine products, and it would be better if they have 3CE certification.

4. What toys are good for children to play with?

1. Table tennis. If your baby is only a few months old, I think table tennis is the most suitable game for him. Give him a table tennis ball, let him throw it out, let it bounce off the wall, and then let him throw it out again; or you can show him how to juggle the ball with a racket, he will definitely be attracted by your game. This can exercise the baby's visual tracking ability.

2. Ball (basketball, football, etc.). You can make the ball spin in place like a top; you can learn to hit the ball with your hands; you can also kick the ball with your feet. After the baby can walk, let the baby kick the ball and play. After the ball rolls away, let the baby walk over and pick it up by himself. This can increase the baby's interest in practicing walking, and the squatting action can exercise the baby's leg strength.

3. Bowling. Children's bowling balls are available on the market, but if you don't want to buy them, you can make your own. Just put a few empty bottles on the ground and use a leather ball as a bowling ball, and you'll be good to go. It can exercise your baby's hand-eye coordination ability.

4. Badminton. Children's badminton is also available for sale. It is a great personal sport for parents and babies to play badminton together. Not only can it exercise the baby's hand-eye coordination ability, but it can also exercise the baby's upper limb strength.