Should you choose an 18-piece puzzle? Or is it better with 26 pieces? But what should be in its picture? As with any purchase, choosing the perfect puzzle can be difficult. You know that when choosing a toy, your child may not like the educational toy.
Which do you prefer: On one side are the battery-powered, landfill-filling, easily-breakable plastic toys you see everywhere on TV and in hypermarkets. On the other side are timeless, eco-friendly, durable quality, educational AND fun wooden toys.
With the increasing popularity of wooden toys, awareness of the safety of wooden toys is not only a priority for companies that make or sell toys, but it is very useful for consumers who are looking for well-made and safe wooden toys for their home and family.
Play is one of the fundamentals of healthy and normal childhood development, and as Albert Einstein once wisely said: "Play is the highest form of study".
If we adults are overstimulated by the vast array of toys available, can you imagine what that experience will be like for your child?
Puzzles are one of the most common toys for children aged 1 to 12. It is not only a fun game, but also a very educational activity. Puzzles develop the child's motor skills and attention.
How many toys does your child need? Children need a lot of play to promote healthy development. However, toys are not the only things suitable for play. Every home has a large number of objects suitable for playing: pots, spoons, books, etc.
Currently, there is a huge selection of products promoting child development on the market: various interactive building toys, puzzles and figurines. But does your child need all of them at once?
