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The toddler toy industry is so huge these days that you have a parent who can decide what toys are right for your kid. However, with a few simple "rules", it is easy to decide what kind of game to put into your child's hands.
There is a principle that is common to all good games, no matter what age group we are talking about. A good game that activates when a child does something to it. That is, the games themselves are passive, the child needs to add his or her own activity, fantasy, in order for something to happen.
Good game developer and entertainer
It can be a simple piece of wood (one of the best toys!) That can be found in the hands and imagination of a child, with a sword, razor, wooden spoon or even a magic wand. Good games move the kid's fantasy world, trigger imagination. Good games are not expensive, but there are endless possibilities. Let's look at some age-independent examples of good games!