Toys help nursery go chemical-free
EDMOND — When a local news station recently aired a report about toxic toys, Barbara Price was relieved.
Price is an empty-nester. Her children are well past the age of playing with dolls and miniature cars. But as the early childhood education director at Memorial Road Church of Christ, Price has paid attention to reported concerns about chemicals used to make plastic toys.
These are the kind of toys her yo...
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