Stimulate Development and Fun
Playing is an essential part of child development. Toys play a crucial role in stimulating cognitive, motor and social skills. And the question is always the same, what are the best toys that promote learning, creativity and, of course, lots of fun? We've made a list of toys that can't be missing from our boxes:
Building blocks are classics that never go out of style. They help develop motor coordination, creativity and logical reasoning. The best are the colorful blocks, of different sizes, which allow children to explore, being able to build towers, houses and much more.
Puzzles are great for developing concentration, memory and visual-motor coordination, especially puzzles with large, colorful pieces. It's good to start with simple puzzles, with few familiar pieces and images, and increase the level of difficulty as the child develops.
Music sparks children's interest and stimulates different skills. Musical toys, such as keyboards, drums, xylophones and percussion instruments, help develop rhythmic sense, fine motor coordination and musical appreciation. Additionally, they allow children to experiment with different sounds, exploring creativity and personal expression.
Reading is an important activity for children of all ages. For children up to 4 years old, interactive books are ideal, as they involve touch and active participation. Look for books with textures, lift-up flaps, sound buttons, and vibrant illustrations. These books help develop language, imagination and understanding of stories.
Plug-in toys, such as geometric shape fittings, contribute to the development of fine motor coordination, logical thinking and problem solving. Choose toys that have large, safe parts and bright colors. As your child progresses, you can introduce more complex toys, such as layered dovetail puzzles.
Playing with puppets and dolls stimulates creativity, imagination and emotional expression. Create different stories and situations, encouraging the child to develop language skills and explore
