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Please direct any questions regarding these items to the Child Life Program (407) 650-7493. We greatly appreciate your donation to the Nemours Children’s Hospital and Clinics. Items MUST be in ORIGNIAL PACKAGING, UNWRAPPED (no wrapping paper) and NEW. General Items: Books (Board Books, Chapter Books, Easy to read) for all ages and developmental levels. I Spy/ Look and Find Books Viewmasters with reels Playing Cards Uno cards Doctor Play Kits Baby Dolls (Made completely of plastic) / Barbie & Ken with clothing Hot Wheels/ Matchbox/ Fischer Price—cars and trucks Gazillion brand bubbles Polaroid cameras / film Infant Specific Items: Fisher Price plastic infant toys Fisher Price Ocean Wonders Deep Blue Sea Soother or Rainforest Waterfall Peek A Boo Soother Sassy Brand plastic infant toys and mobiles Plastic crib mirrors, toys and mobiles (no fabric, please) Pop Up toys Electronic light up/musical toys Stacking/ nesting toys and infant links CD players and CDs with lullaby or classical music Rattles and teething rings Bath toys Activity gyms and play mats Toddler Specific Items: Little Tykes, Fisher Price, Little People cars/ people/ activity sets Leap Frog toys Pop Up toys Musical Instruments (electronic and non electronic) Push/ Pull toys Plastic dramatic play toys (pirate ship/garage/tool bench/doll houses, etc.) Kitchen sets/ plastic food/ plastic play utensils Plastic tool sets Board Books Sound making books Adolescent Specific Items: Gift cards/ certificates o Bookstore /Music store (Barnes and Noble/ Amazon) o Electronics Stores (Best Buy) o Old Navy/ Gap/ Target/ Wal-Mart/ Kohl’s o iTunes Advanced model kits (cars, airplanes) with paints Advanced Art /craft kits (with everything included) Gift Sets: Lotions, gels, manicure/pedicure Jewelry sets Scrapbook Kits (albums, decorative paper, stickers, markers) CD players with music (teen music, no explicit lyrics, please) Electronics Portable DVD players and DVDs (with a rating of G, PG and PG 13 Only) Games o Rated E, E10, or T for the following systems (Please –No M for Mature.) . Play station 2 and 3 . Wii . Game Cube . Nintendo DSi/lite/XL o Leapster Explorer Tablet o Vtech Mobi Go o Vtech V Smile / Motion Video Games o Systems with Controllers . Play station 2 . Play station 3 . Wii . GameCube . Vtech Smile or Motion o Portable Gaming Systems . Nintendo DS/ DS lite/ XL . Leap Frog—Leapster Explorer Tablet Game System . V Tech MobiGo Touch Learning System Book Readers-- Kindle/ Nook Art Supplies: Crayola products (Markers, Crayons, Colored Pencils, Model Magic, Color Wonder) Coloring Books Paper (Construction, drawing, water color, and textile (different patterns, designs, etc.) Sculpey, Fimo or self hardening clay Tools for clay Play- Doh Scissors (child and adolescent sizes) Stickers Paint (washable, tempera, acrylic, watercolor and finger paint) / Brushes Glue (white glue, glue sticks, tacky glue) Collage materials (foam, felt, glitter) Magazines (child/ teen friendly) Oil Pastels Blank Masks, boxes for decorating/ self expression Beads Wikki Stix (wax sticks) Fabric Lap desks, table top easels .

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