Staying up-to-date on technology is not only about cybersecurity and keeping your kids safe online, it is also about understanding the emojis and slang your children may be using online to ensure they’re safe.

This all may seem like a lot, but take a deep breath, and let us guide you through the most important aspects of kids’ digital communication and the ‘code’ they speak in.  By knowing this lingo, you won’t feel clueless when ensuring your child’s safety ever again.

Digital Communication

Digital communication is an increasingly important topic to be knowledgeable about when it comes to preparing your kids for their future education and careers as well as for keeping them safe online.

Some basic digital skills would be beneficial for your children to learn. These include writing professional emails, communicating with teachers or future employers versus friends and family, and understanding digital etiquette.

Emojis, abbreviations, and slang

However, no matter how much you educate them, kids will inevitably develop their own language. It seems there is a whole slew of emojis, abbreviations, and slang that kids use nowadays that sound completely alien to the average parent.

Nevertheless, if you learn all that, you may have an easier time understanding them. So, without further ado, let’s dive into the visual-textual mishmash that is today’s kids’ online language.

Most popular emojis and their meanings

• (Crying Laughing) – Often used for something hilarious, but can also indicate sarcasm.
• (Eye Roll) – Signals disbelief or annoyance; not to be taken at face value.
• (Thinking Face) – Could signify actual thought or skepticism about something said.
•  (Skull) – Used to indicate “I’m dead” or “dying of laughter,” an exaggeration for finding something very funny.
•  (Loudly Crying Face) – Used to emphasize sadness or frustration, but sometimes used for things that are so cute or funny it brings one to “tears.”
•  (Praying Hands) – Besides the obvious, it can mean “please” or “thank you” in some contexts.
• (Fire) – Represents something that’s “hot” or trending; not just actual fire.
•  (Clown) – To call someone or something ridiculous or foolish.
•  (Cap) – Indicates someone is lying or exaggerating.
• (Steam From Nose) – Signifies frustration or a sense of victory and dominance over others.
• (Pleading Face) – Used to beg or make a cute request; doesn’t always imply actual sadness.
• (New Moon Face) – Used to denote awkwardness, and creepiness, or to humorously highlight a   socially awkward statement.
• (Woman Shrugging) – Signals indifference or lack of knowledge about something.
• (Snake) – Denotes an untrustworthy or deceitful person.
• (Rainbow) – Beyond LGBTQ+ pride, it can also signify something magical or idealistic.
• (100) – Represents full agreement, or saying something is perfect or spot-on.
• (Pizza) – Besides the obvious, it can signify something awesome or the slang term ‘za’ meaning pizza.
• (Peach) – Often used as a euphemism for a buttock.
• (Eggplant) – Commonly used as a phallic symbol.
• (Sweat Droplets) – Represents hard work or effort, but is also used as a suggestive innuendo.

Most popular online slang

Contrary to popular belief, kids aren’t always willing to abbreviate every thought to the max. Yup, it’s not all LOL, WTF and OMG anymore—you’ll also need to learn slang, lest you want to unknowingly endanger your kids due to obliviousness. Some popular terms and phrases include:  

• Drip: A term denoting standout fashion or style.
• Finsta: A secondary, usually more private, Instagram account.
• Mood: Indicates something is emotionally resonant or relatable.
• Shook: Experiencing strong surprise or disbelief.
• Dank: Initially used to describe high-grade cannabis, now also refers to excellent memes.
• Sus: Short for either suspect or suspicious, used to indicate doubt or mistrust.
• Rizz: The knack for successfully drawing romantic interest.
• Bussin: Exceptionally tasty, most often used to describe food.
• Glow up: A significant transformation or improvement, either physical or emotional.
• Fit: Refers to a complete look or ensemble.
• Hits different: Exceptionally good or impactful, beyond the norm.
• Ghost/ghosting: The act of abruptly ending a relationship by cutting off all contact.
• Karen: Describes a middle-aged woman perceived as entitled or confrontational.
• Ok, boomer: A retort used to dismiss outdated or old-fashioned opinions.
• Stan: An ardent and often obsessive fan, usually of a celebrity. Originates from an Eminem song.
• Rager: A large, boisterous party, often featuring alcohol.
• Mid: Describes something as mediocre or uninspiring.
• Salty: Expressing or feeling bitterness or irritation.
• Lowkey: Signifies a laid-back or subtle approach.
• Highkey: Indicates something is of high importance or intensity.
• Bet: A colloquial way of saying “yes” or “agreed.”
• Sipping tea: Engaging in or understanding gossip, inspired by a Kermit meme.
• Spilling tea: Actively sharing gossip.
• To sleep on: To underestimate or overlook something valuable.
• Deada$$: Absolutely certain or serious.
• Bruh: An exclamation of disbelief or surprise.
• Cross-Faded: Simultaneously under the influence of alcohol and cannabis.
• Bae: An acronym for “Before Anyone Else,” denoting a significant other.
• Lit: Describes something fun or exciting, also used for being intoxicated.
• Beef: A disagreement or conflict.
• Woke: Being socially and politically conscious.
• Extra: Excessive or dramatic behavior.
• Turnt: In a state of excitement or intoxication.
• Roasted: Subjected to harsh criticism or mockery.
• Plug: A person who supplies illicit substances.
• Gucci: A synonym for cool or good.
• I’m dead: An expression of strong disbelief or amazement.
• Geeking: Laughing uncontrollably, often to the point of discomfort.
• Thirsty: Exhibiting desperation, often in a romantic context.
• Netflix and chill: A euphemism for intimate activity.
• Throw shade: To insult or demean someone.
• Dope: A term indicating approval or coolness.
• Bye Felicia: A dismissive farewell, based on a line from the movie “Friday.”

IT and Cybersecurity to the Rescue

Finally, it’s not enough just to be knowledgeable—you need to be proactive. And there’s no better way to prevent threats, than by educating your children.

IT basics to teach your kids

Introduce your kids to secure web browsing using various browsers and VPNs. Teach them how to recognize harmful sites and how to properly manage files. While exploring computer tools, you can subtly incorporate the use of a PDF editor for tasks like editing text and filling forms. Not only is it useful, but again, it also teaches kids valuable business skills they’ll be able to harness in the future

Plus, using specialized software is a great way to avoid all the complexities of Microsoft and Google’s office software suites. While useful, these platforms are often too complex for young children. With bespoke solutions, you can still teach them the essentials. And who knows—you can also refresh your knowledge and learn a thing or two a long the way.

Cybersecurity essentials to teach your kids

Cybersecurity is a critical skill set in today’s digital world. Start by teaching your kids how to set up an online profile securely, emphasizing the need for robust privacy settings. For instance, two-factor authentication and anti-malware protection are simple enough for them to understand.

Then you can move on to installing apps and games, showing them the safe way to do it. VPNs and Wi-Fi should also be topics of discussion. Personal information should be guarded zealously; make sure they understand the dangers of oversharing online and giving out information to strangers. And last but not least, encourage your child to be open and honest with you. That’s by far the best way to tackle threats—by working together, as parent and child.

About the Author:
Ryan Harris is a copywriter focused on eLearning and the digital transitions going on in the education realm. Before turning to writing full time, Ryan worked for five years as a teacher in Tulsa and then spent six years overseeing product development at many successful Edtech companies, including 2U, EPAM, and NovoEd.

Over the years, there has been an increasing prevalence of allergies in children. Last year, 27.32% of kids suffered from at least one of the three diagnosed allergic conditions: eczema, food allergies, allergic reactions to animals, and seasonal allergies. In some cases, allergies can be life-threatening.

This is why children need to learn more about their potential severity and how to help themselves or others with allergic conditions.

Here’s a parenting guide you can follow to raise allergy-smart kids who can identify the symptoms of different allergies and toxic reactions and know how to respond to them.

Understanding Allergies in Children

Allergic reactions happen when foreign bodies, which aren’t typically harmful, enter the body. These foreign bodies are called “allergens.” They trigger the immune system to respond, thus resulting in allergic reactions. There are different kinds of allergies, with food allergies and seasonal allergies being the most common.

Typical symptoms of most allergies include manageable ones like stomach aches and rashes. However, some dangerous reactions may also occur. One of the most life-threatening could be anaphylaxis or difficulty breathing. Early signs of allergies in kids include frequent rashes and hives, sneezing and coughing, and stomachache after eating a specific food.

Medications could vary in different ages. For instance, for babies, Dr. Talbot’s Infant Allergy Medicine – Relieving Allergies with Care is safe and effective. Additionally, kid-friendly formulations like Zyrtec, Claritin, and Allegra are safe oral antihistamines for kids. However, before giving your child any medication, consult their doctor first.

Nurturing an Allergy-Smart Kid

To raise an allergy-smart kid, start educating them about allergies as early as possible. It’s important to use age-appropriate language when discussing allergies with your kids. For food allergies, you can talk to them about simple terms like “safe food” and “unsafe food” to eat. Label the food they are allergic to as “safe food” and the ones that trigger their allergies as “unsafe food.”

When talking to them, use “we” instead of “I” statements. For example: “This is how we take this medication.” You can also bring them to groceries and involve them in cooking meals so you can point out specific items that they shouldn’t eat.

Also, tell them to only accept food from trusted adults who know about their allergies and the safe food they can eat. Additionally, talk to them about their symptoms. Don’t instigate fear response to the symptoms and just describe them in clear terms. Don’t show them you’re anxious or stressed about their allergic reactions. Remember that kids may feel nervous when they observe the same feeling in their parents.

Of course, tell them what they can do if an allergic reaction arises. Teach them about taking medication or finding an adult if they feel sick. Moreover, you must also tell them about other people’s dietary needs, especially those with allergies. Tell them to ask if anyone has an allergy before offering a snack to their friends. Teach your kids empathy and respect for other allergy sufferers.

Protecting Sensitive Skin

Allergy awareness goes beyond food—it’s also about what touches your child’s skin. For kids with sensitive skin or fabric allergies, hypoallergenic clothing can make a big difference. These garments are made from natural, breathable materials that reduce the risk of irritation and allergic reactions. Choosing soft, dye-free fabrics helps create a more comfortable, itch-free day at school or play. It’s just one more way to support your child in feeling safe and confident in their everyday environment.

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Building a Safe Home Environment

Building a safe home environment means allergy-proofing your home. Here are some effective strategies you can follow:

• Improve air quality

Ensure the house is well-ventilated. This way, you can control the allergens in the air and avoid allergic reactions in the family. Instead of using regular filters for your air conditioning system, use HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filters to prevent pollens, bacteria, and molds from recirculating in your space.

In addition, during pollen season, close the windows, doors, and other entry points in your homes to keep pollen and outside allergens out of your space. You can also use air purifiers and humidity controllers to avoid molds and other allergens that thrive in humid spots.

• Regularly clean your home

Set up a weekly cleaning routine for your rugs, carpets, mattresses, and upholsteries. You can hire professional cleaners to get the job done for you. Investing in vacuum cleaners with HEPA filters can also ensure dust-free areas in your home. Learning how to clean your mattress to reduce dust mites and other allergens that accumulate over time can also help provide a healthier space for your family. You can increase the frequency of cleaning during spring as tree pollen counts surge during this season.

• Control pet dander

Limit the spaces where your pets can enter. This way, your kids and other family members are less likely to develop pet allergies. You should also bathe your pets regularly to reduce the fur they shed.  A good option for kids with allergies is to select hypoallergenic cats and dogs.

Navigating School and Social Settings

You can tell school staff about their allergies if your kid is in school. Talk to the school nurse, teachers, and administrators. You should also prepare an allergy emergency kit that your kid can bring inside their bag. Besides the oral medication for kids with allergies, you can also include epinephrine, albuterol, H1 antihistamines, and H2 antihistamines in the emergency kit.

These medications can treat anaphylaxis if your kid or someone at school experiences difficulty breathing due to an allergy. Teach your kids how to self-administer age-appropriate medications so they know when and how to use them in an emergency. When dining out or traveling, always consider allergy-friendly restaurants and destinations.

Educating Extended Family and Caregivers

Get everyone in the family involved. Educate relatives, grandparents, and the babysitters. Give them clear guidelines on proper food handling. Also, teach them how to administer medications to your kids.

Takeaway

Your kid might feel isolated because of their condition. However, it’s important to note that 1 in 13 kids in the United States suffers from such conditions, specifically food allergies. As a parent, seek support from online communities where you can get information and advice on how to raise an allergy-smart kid. Within this group, you can also ask for restaurant recommendations and engage in discussions regarding allergies in kids.

Read about allergy treatments available at medical centers.

The digital landscape offers a wealth of knowledge and challenges. As a parent, you’re responsible for ensuring your children discern the real from the fake. Arming them with the right tools to challenge online misinformation is more crucial than ever. Here are some actionable ways to help guide your children.

1.  Teach Them to Question Everything

Teaching kids to be discerning online readers starts with fostering a questioning mindset.

Encourage them to probe deeper when they encounter new information. Rather than taking everything they read as the truth, they should challenge it.

Ask them to consider, “Is this information up to date? Can I trust this source? Who wrote this and why did they write it?” This approach aligns with the C.R.A.P. (Currency, Reliability, Authority and Perspective) Detection Test — a straightforward method to assess online content’s credibility.

2.  Instruct How to Spot Fake Social Media Accounts

Misinformation often finds its way to you through deceptive social media accounts, so teach your children to differentiate genuine profiles from fake ones. Tell them to examine profile pictures closely. A generic or stock image might be a sign of a fake account.

Next, encourage them to look at the account’s follower count in relation to its age. A user that’s only been active for a short time but boasts a large following can be suspicious.

Additionally, the content of the posts matters. Advise your children to read through several posts to determine if they seem genuine or are merely reposting sensational or controversial content without original thoughts. It’s also beneficial to check if the account interacts genuinely with followers, or if the comments seem automated or irrelevant.

3.  Encourage Lateral Reading

Lateral reading involves actively seeking out multiple sources to validate or refute the information they come across. Instead of solely relying on one article or video, prompt your children to open new tabs and compare facts from different outlets. Dr. Joel Breakstone — director of the Stanford History Education Group — champions this method, especially when debunking fake news.

To make this practice a habit, you could set up a family fact-checking challenge. Whoever successfully debunks a piece of misinformation could earn a small reward. This makes the process engaging, and instills a sense of responsibility and skepticism that will serve them well in the digital age.

4.  Train Them Look for Red Flags

When it comes to misinformation, the devil is often in the details. Take a lesson from the world of financial scams. Specific red flags can tip you off to a threat, such as spelling mistakes, public domain email addresses and unsolicited requests for personal information. These warning signs aren’t exclusive to financial scams and can be key indicators of fake news online.

How can you translate this into practical advice for your kids? First, teach them to scrutinize the language used in articles or social media posts or videos on platforms such as YouTube. If they read something online, tell them to look at the account that posted it. An account with no profile picture or description could be a scammer or a bot spreading misinformation. On social media, kids may receive private messages from accounts like this asking for personal information to enter a giveaway or saying they need to click a link.

Misinformation can come from any source, however. On social media, it’s common for news stories or popular trends to go viral without any verification. Advises your kids to be careful about repeating stories they hear online or trying popular trends that could impact their health. Tell them not to take advice from someone online who is not a professional.

5.  Show How to Verify Information

Encourage your kids to adopt a mindset of healthy skepticism. This means questioning the information they encounter while remaining open to discovering the truth. It’s a delicate balance but an essential one.

Drill the importance of not taking any information at face value into your children, especially from social media or unfamiliar websites. Show them how to use reputable fact-checking websites like Snopes or FactCheck.org to confirm the validity of a news story or viral post. Also, teach them to consult multiple trusted sources for any information.

For example, if they read a news article making a significant claim, they should cross-reference it with other reputable outlets. This practice helps confirm the information and provides a more nuanced understanding of the topic.

6.  Discuss Real-World Examples

When teaching your kids about misinformation, real-world examples prove invaluable. Instead of relying on hypothetical scenarios, turn to the digital content they interact with daily. Whether it’s a trending game, a viral TikTok video or a popular Instagram post, these platforms offer rich material for discussion. Encourage your kids to be internet skeptics and break down what they see and hear.

For instance, if they encounter a captivating YouTube video, prompt them to summarize its main points. Then, delve deeper by discussing the creator’s intentions. Was the video made to inform, entertain or persuade? Analyzing actual content helps children sharpen their critical-thinking skills and learn to discern the underlying motives in the vast sea of online information.

Equip Your Kids With Skills to Combat Misinformation

Don’t just warn your kids about the pitfalls of misinformation. Give them the tools to confront it head-on. Remember — a well-informed child doesn’t just passively consume information. They actively engage with it, question it and understand its impact. Start teaching your kids how to be savvy digital citizens today because an educated mind is the most effective weapon against misinformation.

Author bio:  Cora Gold is the Editor-in-Chief of women’s lifestyle magazine, Revivalist. She strives to live a happy and healthy life with her family by her side.
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Plush toys are the favorites of many children, they can not only accompany children to play, but also help children develop social and emotional skills, stimulate imagination, and even improve cognitive abilities. But there are so many types of plush toys on the market, how do you know which ones are best for your child?

Join us on a journey through this article as we introduce you to 10 of the best plush toys for children, they all have their own characteristics and advantages, making your child love them. Our recommendations are based on the following aspects: quality, safety, creativity, education and fun. Let’s take a look!

10 Best Stuffed Animals for Babies

Alternative Jellycat Bunny Stuffed Animal

This charming bunny plush boasts a delightful dusty rose hue that reminds us of fluffy pink marshmallows drifting down from the sky. With long ears, a round face, and a playful purple nose, this adorable rabbit is sure to capture the hearts of both children and adults alike. Its velvety-soft fur is a joy to touch and cuddle with, making it a perfect companion for little ones as they grow up. Unlike Jellycat’s rabbit, this bunny’s material is luxuriously soft and gentle on skin, and its shape is simply irresistible to the author. We confidently recommend this bunny as a wonderful addition to any child’s collection of treasured toys.

Purple Owl Stuffed Animal

This delightful plush toy owl in a gorgeous shade of purple is made from top-notch plush materials, and this toy is both snuggly and tough. Parents can rest easy knowing it’s gentle on their little ones’ tender skin and free from any choking hazards. It’s the perfect companion for babies seeking comfort and playtime all rolled into one. It also meets all applicable safety standards. The owl has a soft, fluffy tummy that the baby can pet and feel the owl’s features. Children will not only experience joy while playing with this toy, but they will also gain knowledge about owls.

Art Lion Stuffed Animal

I am thrilled to share that I have found an adorable art plush toy lion that is sure to captivate both babies and parents alike! Unlike the usual dull beige and brown toys, this lion boasts a vibrant rainbow color scheme that adds a pop of excitement to any baby’s toy collection. Not only does it break the monotony of traditional designs, but it also enhances a child’s visual surroundings and stimulates their visual development. With its playful patterns and colors, this lion will surely become a favorite for babies and their loving caregivers.

Chinchilla Stuffed Animal

This Chinchilla plush toy is modeled after the beloved character from the animated film Totoro. Its black and white color scheme makes it ideal for infants between the ages of 0-3 months, as research suggests that they are more visually stimulated by high-contrast items. Made from soft and cozy cotton fabric, this toy is gentle on your baby’s delicate skin. Its surface features intricate embroidery, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship that adds a touch of sophistication, making it a wonderful gift option. Furthermore, this toy is entirely free of plastic materials, making it both safe and eco-friendly.

Narwhal Stuffed Animal

The narwhal plush toy is the perfect companion for children to explore their imagination and creativity during playtime. Its soft and plush body provides a comforting and huggable sensation, making kids feel like they are wrapped in a fluffy cloud of warmth. Designed to be durable and of the highest quality, this toy is sure to become a constant companion for kids, whether they are playing, snuggling, or on-the-go. The narwhal’s stunning body is adorned with a vibrant and eye-catching tie-dye pattern that resembles a fairy tale come to life! Additionally, the toy features a charming little horn that piques kids’ curiosity, making them eager to learn more about narwhals and legends. The narwhal plush toy is a delightful and educational plaything that kids will cherish and enjoy for years to come!

Angle Teddy Bear

Behold, a teddy bear with angel wings, akin to Cupid, the deity of love, soaring gracefully down from the heavens. Its plush body boasts a light brown hue, reminiscent of golden wheat basking in the sun’s warm glow. Its eyes are dark brown, akin to two shimmering chocolate beans, emanating kindness and tenderness. The teddy bear also features an adorable smile that beckons you to give it a hug. This toy is a comfortable and charming companion that can bring solace and delight to your toddler. However, its fur is relatively long, so exercise caution with young babies who might accidentally swallow or choke on it. This toy is suitable for older toddlers or as a romantic gift for your significant other.

Knitted Alligator Stuffed Animal

Knitted stuffed animals are an ideal choice for babies as they do not shed lint and are hypoallergenic. This plush toy alligator is made from pure cotton, which feels soft and cozy. Its color is pure white, giving it a fresh and refined look. It features the characteristic alligator spikes on its back, resembling a row of tiny peaks. Although these spikes may seem hard, they are actually woven with cotton threads and are very soft and flexible. Additionally, it has an adorable shape, with a big mouth and four stubby legs. This alligator toy is a safe and enjoyable toy that will not only bring joy but also aid in the growth and development of babies.

Axolotl Plush Toy

This axolotl plush toy is incredibly adorable, and its pink color makes it look like a sweet marshmallow. It has only five cockade-like protrusions, and they are asymmetrical, which is a unique design by the designer to give it more personality and charm. It’s made of a soft fleece fabric that allows kids to cuddle, sleep, or play with it. It also helps kids learn about the features and habits of amphibians like salamanders, increasing their curiosity and desire to explore the natural world. This axolotl plush toy is a cozy and educational toy that kids will love.

Fox Stuffed Animal

This plush fox toy is incredibly cute! Unlike the fox in fairy tales, it doesn’t have a cunning look. It actually looks a bit sleepy and dopey. Maybe it’s because it likes to play and sleep so much that it hasn’t had time to learn any fox tricks. The toy is made of soft, cozy cotton fabric that won’t irritate a baby’s skin. It also has a large tail that can double as a pillow. This fox plush toy is a perfect combination of comfort and fun, and is sure to bring joy and growth to your infant.

A Set of Knitted Stuffed Animals

This set of knitted plush toys is made from pure cotton and is very soft and cozy. They come in four different animal figures, each with its own character and charm. The rhinoceros is blue and has a hard horn that looks strong and brave. The frog is green and has a big smile that looks lively and cute. The giraffe is yellow with brown spots and looks elegant and noble. The fox is orange with round eyes and looks witty and smart. This knitted plush toy set is an interactive and educational way for children to learn about different animals while playing with them.

A Guide for Parents

When choosing a stuffed animal for a baby, there are several factors to consider.

Quality

The quality of stuffed toys depends on the materials, craft, and durability. When it comes to choosing toys, you want to ensure they’re made from materials that are built to last. That means looking for durable toys that won’t fade, lose parts, or break easily.

For example, a knitted plush lion that I gifted to my two-year-old niece. Made from high-quality cotton, it was soft and comfortable and maintained its original shape and color after many washes and falls. You want a toy that brings comfort and warmth to your child while saving you money.  Quality is paramount when it comes to selecting toys for your child, and Pudgy Penguins truly exemplify excellence in craftsmanship. These charming plush toys are crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring a soft and comfortable feel that stands the test of time.

Safety

Ensuring the safety of stuffed toys is of utmost importance. We must ensure that these toys do not have any harmful chemicals, sharp edges, small parts, batteries, or wires that could cause any harm or danger to our babies. We can opt for toys that are colored with non-toxic natural dyes, which pose no risk of irritation or allergy. Additionally, we should always check for any loose or detached parts to prevent the child from swallowing or choking.

Creativity

The creativity of a toy refers to its unique design, style, theme, and other features that make it stand out. We aim to provide toys that grab children’s attention and inspire their imagination and creativity. For instance, we could offer rainbow-colored and bright toys for older babies, while black and white ones are available for smaller babies. Such toys can help babies understand and appreciate colors and shapes.

Educational and Fun: The educational aspect of toys refers to whether or not the toy can assist in a child’s learning process, including acquiring knowledge, developing skills, and instilling values. Ideally, toys should help improve a child’s cognitive, language, and social-emotional abilities. For instance, various animal plush toys can be used by parents to narrate stories about the lives and adventures of animals in African grasslands, thereby enabling children to learn about different geographies and cultures. Such toys expand babies’ knowledge and horizons and stimulate their curiosity and desire to explore.

Summary

Stuffed animals are the best childhood companions for babies. The author of this post recommends ten of the best high-quality plush toys for babies, which are reliable in terms of quality, safety and make your child cuddle peacefully at bedtime. It’s important to note that not all ages of babies are suitable for sleeping with stuffed animals. Of course, there are more stuffed animals for babies than the 10 in this post.