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understand what he is playing with. The toy should require minimum supervision. It should be challenging but also afford opportunity for achievement. Toys should be socially healthful and reflect wholesome values. The toys should be durable. Those that stimulate active physical play should be able to take a lot of wear and tear. Toys should have an esthetic appeal in that they be brightly colored and have different textures.
Toys should provide a real value for the price. The best toys have multiple uses that lead the child to new and worthwhile discoveries.
The age of the child is a particularly important factor to consider in selecting a toy for a child. Most manufacturers indicate the age group for which a certain toy is best suited. A toy that is too advanced for a child is often abused or ignored. Hie same holds true for a toy that is too simple and doesn’t provide enough challenge.
The most important point in selecting children’s toys is to
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