Ear, nose, and throat foreign bodies in a tertiary health institution in Sokoto, Nigeria by Stanley B Amutta, Kufre R Iseh, D Aliyu, M Abdullahi, Goshi A Abdulrahaman

“…Bronchial foreign bodies were seen exclusively in children less than 14 years old with beads and valve of plastic toys being the most common. Conclusion: Otorhinolaryngeal foreign bodies remain frequent occurrence particularly in the younger age group 9 years old or less and high index of suspicion suggested and early intervention to prevent the morbidity and mortality from complications.…”
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Eruption of temporary teeth in children by L. N. Drobotko, T. E. Zueva

“…Gel-filled cooling or silicone teething toys reduce swelling and relieve painful sensation.…”
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Analyzing the Competency of 3D Printing Technology in Architectural, Interior and Product Design by Arif Kamal Mohammad

“…The 3D printing, allows creating a work of art quickly, easily, and in great detail. 3D printers can create a wide range of objects, including buildings, sculptures, automobile components, toys, shoes, furniture, clothing, weaponry, machines, electronic gadgets, human body parts, and much more. …”
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Analisis Keberhasilan Terapi Bermain terhadap Perkembangan Potensi Kecerdasan Anak Retardasi Mental Sedang Usia 7–12 Tahun by Lilis Lisnawati, M. Nurhalim Shahib, Hidayat Wijayanegara

“…Play therapy is conducted in a special room designed as a playground, equipped with special toys to stimulate potential development of children with moderate MR. …”
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Leveraging data for increased sustainability of products & factories by Alhamad, Hashim

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PopBots: Designing an Artificial Intelligence Curriculum for Early Childhood Education by Williams, Randi, Park, Hae Won, Oh, Lauren, Breazeal, Cynthia

“…Today's children encounter AI in the forms of smart toys and computationally curated educational and entertainment content. …”
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Nonlinear springs with applications to flow regulation valves and mechanisms by Freeman, David Calvin

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Targeting the children's market in Singapore by Aik, Sing Yeow, Loh, Yuan Ching, Wan, Karen Mei Li

“…The children's market in Singapore is estimated to be at least S$200 million for children's clothes, toys, books and stationery This figure consists of the discretionary income of children and the amount that parents are willing to spend on their children. …”
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How bilinguals in Singapore think about space and time by Yung, Cassie Min

“…Both groups also adopt different perspective of time when answering ambiguous meeting question, but has no difference when it comes to ego-moving perspective. Toys arrangement task demonstrated that language did not affect the type of frame of reference (FoR) adopted, and that majority from both language groups adopted ideocentric and relative FoR. …”
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Blockchain technology: the role of integrated reverse supply chain networks in sustainability by Jraisat, Luai, Jreissat, Mohannad, Upadhyay, Arvind, Kumar, Anil

“…These focal actors are from industries in Jordan, namely food, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and toys. These actors are lead firms in their RSCNs and have experience working with RSCNs and technology applications such as BCT. …”
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The safety of packaged food: focus on environmental management and the food regulation 1985 by Norul Hajar Nordin, Muhammad Rizal Razman, Sharifah Zarina Syed Zakaria

“…Meanwhile, the methods of this study are based on qualitative set up, which is based on primary document, the Food Regulation 1985 and the result, there are 2 main themes, general and specific, while their 7 sub themes are included harmful packages, safety packages, reuse packages, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), alcoholic bottle, toys, money and others and iron powder. The effectiveness and the implementation of the Food Regulation 1985 in controlling the safety of packaged food did not depend and focused only to the Food Regulation 1985. …”
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Epidemology of home injury in Malaysia by H. Hasni, S. Junainah, J. Jamaliah

“…Products such as floor and flooring surface, stairs, furniture, toys, baby walkers had been identified as factors that could contribute to injury. 91.5% of home injuries were accidental and majority (86.0%) were given out-patient treatment.…”
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A Case Study on Children Marketing of KFC by Ang, Sae Ming

“…Over year, children marketing performance are quite acceptable, as many promotions, toys, children magazine, outdoor activities were organized. …”
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Pengawal Kelajuan Motor Arus Terus (AT) Dengan Menggunakan Mikropengawal PIC16F877 by Ismail, Nurashikin

“…This motor control application could be use as a basis in a robot control system and also for kids toys.…”
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A Descriptive Methodology for Studying the Ontogeny of Object Play and Breed Differences in Dogs (<i>Canis lupus familiaris</i>) by Karen M. Davis, Adam M. Partin, Gordon M. Burghardt, Cary M. Springer, Julia D. Albright

“…Our previous study on object play introduced our general methods, focusing on litter differences in the developmental trajectory of object play and toy preferences. Here, we present a detailed ethogram of more than 30 observed object play behaviors. …”
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The use of an electronic form to register play observation of a child with anxiety: A study case at a university clinical practice in Brazil by G. Silva, J. Soares, T. Brandão, C. Varanda

“…His parents answered the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL -1 1/12 5 yrs) and the Psychology interns had to observe the child’s play and fulfill an electronic form in which the choice of toys and plays, motricity, creativity, symbolic abilities, frustration tolerance, adequation with reality were verified. …”
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Plastic and its Side Effects on Humans – A Review Article by Aswathi Govind, Nishitha K

“…We use plastic in countless ways in our daily life such as food storage containers, electric wiring, toys, furniture, clothes, injection, syringes water, and milk bottles, packaging and carry bags, pipes, electronic items, frames, and other several thousands of items. …”
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Putting things in and taking them out of containers: a young child's interaction with objects by Chihiro Nishio, Hikaru Nozawa, Hiroe Yamazaki, Kazutoshi Kudo, Kazutoshi Kudo

“…Putting objects in and taking them out was embedded in the locomotion, and the child prepared the containers of toys before play. Pulling as many objects out as possible became rare after 19 months of age. …”
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The role and importance of play in physiotherapy by Anita TÓVIZI, Antonia KINCZEL, Péter ZIDEK, Attila LENGYEL, Réka PÁLINKÁS, Nóra LAOUES-CZIMBALMOS, Anikó MOLNÁR, Anetta MÜLLER

“…In this article, the role and importance of toys in physical education sessions for pupils in the specialised teaching service who are in physical education are examined. …”
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Online and in-store shopping interactions for non-essential experience goods by Ibukun Titiloye, Md Al Adib Sarker, Hamidreza Asgari, Xia Jin

“…This study investigates the interactions between online and in-store shopping behaviors across four categories of non-essential experience goods: clothing, shoes, watches, and jewelry (CSWJ); beauty and health products (BH); toys, kids, and baby supplies (TKB); and home, garden, and tools (HGT). …”
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