She had a strong senior debut in 1983, winning two gold medals (team, balance beam) and two silvers (all-round, flooring exercise) at the 1983 World Championships. Stability of sitting toys: Place these giant toys on the flooring and attempt to push them over. Strong construction: Try to tug off eyes, buttons, parts, items, and ornaments to be sure a small youngster cannot pull them off and choke on them. Parts: Ensure that the toy has no parts small sufficient for a baby to ingest. No a part of a rattle ought to be small enough to slot in a child's mouth. If the rattle or any a part of it can go through the outlet to a depth of 1 3/16 inches or extra, the rattle might choke your child. Strangulation dangers: Ropes or strings on toys should be now not than 12 inches and loops should not be massive enough to suit around a child's neck. To test this, draw an oval that's 1 3/8 inches x 2 inches on a chunk of paper and cut it out. Stuffed animals that are all one piece are best