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4. Set Out Toys
Having children come into your home can also be overwhelming for your child, especially if they are shy or only children not used to having other kids in their personal space. Likewise, you know your child and their ability to play nicely with certain toys. Set out toys that you feel comfortable allowing other children to play with, color on and potentially break. Put away newer, nice and electronic toys (think iPads) that you don’t want damaged.
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