Okay so honestly my boys have more toys than they know what to do with. I think every room in our house has at least one toy in it, including the bathrooms! Cars, blocks, legos, balls, they are everywhere! So no I really don’t spoil them, but my family and friends are very generous when it comes to holidays and when Aidan was younger I went crazy at garage sales for toys for him. So not only are we bombarded with all the garage sale finds I purchased, but then we have all the gifts they get.
One thing I have noticed though is that most of our toys are fun of course, but I don’t know that I would classify them as Educational kids toys. I do suppose though that any toy can be educational in the sense that they allow creativity, dexterity, patience, fine motor skills and such. (These are just some of the words I have heard to describe toys my boys own.) I think the problem we have is that my boys don’t play with them in an educational way. I let them “free play” more than I sit there and play with them. For example, I know I should show them more how to sort their toys into colors, sizes, and shapes. Or how to build buildings and bridges with their toys. We do love puzzles and both my boys are surprisingly good at them too!
We also have tons of toys that say or show the alphabet but I am not sure my boys really understand yet what that is. So that is another thing I need to work on with them, especially since neither of my sons are talking yet. Oh and finally, books luckily are finally a hit in our house. They started out as frisbees and finally my boys let us read to them. My youngest actually brings piles of books to be read to him!
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