Children love to play all through the day and never get bored because they just want to have fun. Toys play an important role in educating children. Every kid should have a few toys on hand that teach.
It’s that time of the year where fun meets festive. Can you imagine a life without festivals? Impossible, right? Festivals bring families together, celebrations with friends, special and most importantly, bring out the jolly side of children.
Little human beings sure make this world quite worth the hype. But ever wondered what goes on in their tiny heads? How do they see the world and what catches their attention? Well, the formative years of their lives are spent on toys.
Children often spend the initial years of their life learning things from their observations and surroundings. Often, the toys around them help develop and improve many skills like motor skills, problem-solving, conflict resolution. Playing with others helps them learn the values of sharing and compromise.
The world is adjusting in these uncertain times that 2020 has introduced us to. While there has been a massive shift in all walks of life, education took a back seat for a while too. Kids of all ages, across the world, are experiencing this iconic form of learning and development.
One of the fundamental joys of childhood is the memory of receiving toys on birthdays, or when relatives visit or you visit some strange land for a vacation. The toy industry in India has been present for over centuries with the first sign of toys dating back to the Mohejodaro and Harappa civilisations.
