00:00 Kids, many are waiting for their gifts for the last minute Christmas shopping.
00:06 We have some reminders for you for the kids to give away.
00:10 We have with us Pediatrician, Dr. Diane Agatep.
00:13 Welcome to "Dapat Alam Mo, Dok!"
00:15 -Agatep. -Thank you very much, Ma'am Susan.
00:18 Dok, if we're going to give away kids, what age-appropriate toys or things can we give them?
00:24 For kids from ages 0 to 1 year old,
00:28 we need toys that can stimulate their senses.
00:32 These are toys that have a distinct color,
00:35 soft toys like animals or dolls,
00:39 easy to hold,
00:41 and it doesn't have to be small
00:43 to avoid being chewed and swallowed.
00:46 For those ages 2 years old to 3 years old,
00:51 we should give them toys that can give them creativity,
01:02 like puzzles and building blocks.
01:05 For those ages 4 to 6 years old,
01:09 these are the toys that can help them explore.
01:14 And...
01:16 So, Dok, you should look at the age of the kid
01:21 to see what's appropriate for their age.
01:23 Because if you give them a gift, it might not be appropriate for their age, right?
01:26 Yes, and we should think about the safety of the kids.
01:29 Yes, Dok. So, which is more important?
01:31 The kid's wish to give or the gift that they want to give?
01:36 Should they be spoiled for what they want to receive?
01:39 The safety of the kids is still important.
01:43 And the benefit that it can give them.
01:46 What's important is that they can learn and develop their skills.
01:51 Yes.
01:52 So, it's very important, Dok, to know how old your kids are.
01:55 Right? Because you might give them a robot.
01:59 Thank you so much for your time and information, Dok.
02:04 We can talk about health, issues, and equality.
02:06 And even about children and adults,
02:08 I will not ignore it, Dok.
02:11 Merry Christmas!
02:12 Let's be Kaisho San!
02:15 Sosentaiyo!
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