Friday, February 24, 2012

original Toys Make A Comeback

With Christmas fast approaching parents are being advised to think carefully about the toys that appear in their children's stockings this year.

According to many child psychologists former toys contribute far more fun and stimulate more creativity than their high-tech rivals. The market has been flooded with the so-called 'smart toys' together with remote controlled pets and video game systems. It is however the more former toy such as the wooden jigsaw puzzle that offer the child and parent greater value for money.

Jigsaw Name Puzzles

Wooden toys are much more durable than their modern plastic counterparts. High-tech toys oftentimes need batteries replacing and have far more capacity to break. Wooden toys are designed to stand the test of time and can even be passed down to the next generation if given permissible care. They are also far safer for children as they don't have sharp edges or small pieces for tiny ones to put in their mouths.

Many of the high tech toys encourage solitary play and tend to entertain children rather than stimulating them to create their own entertainment. Toys do not have to be complicated or electronic in order to offer educational value. The most effective toys are fun and make different aspects of your child's development. For example a wooden number jigsaw encourages your youngster to make hand-eye co-ordination, fine motor skills, question solving skills, spatial awareness, number concepts as well as awareness of number sequencing. The wooden toys are far easier for tiny hands to manipulate promoting independence skills.

Another advantage of wooden toys is that they offer a more environmentally cordial alternative to plastic toys. Once they are no longer being used they may be recycled and they also don't comprise the chemical 'phthalates' which is used to mold plastic playthings. study is still being undertaken to ascertain either this chemical has serious health effects on youngsters.

Personalised toys such as the wooden abacus and the maypole on sale at www.helenbroadhead.co.uk give youngsters a real sense of ownership. A child's self-esteem is given a boost by seeing their name inscribed onto their plaything. This will encourage them to use the toy and to treat it with respect and care.

With all this in mind it is hardly surprising that former toy retailers are seeing a increase in sales as parents ultimately realise that former toys are the sensible choice this year.

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