Toys Impact on Child Development

[Ultimate Colossus]

Buy Toys Online: An Easy and Prompt Buying Option

 

Are you one of them who want to buy toys online for kids? If your answer is affirmative, then no need to get fretted as there are a number of online stores available selling numerous types of toys at affordable rates. Some even ships the toys the very same day at the customer's doorsteps. Nowadays, toys are no longer just playing commodity, Infact, they have been proved as great products that assist in the overall development of a child. With this concept in mind, the educational toys was designed and manufactured that help child to learn with playway method.

 

Buying toys from online stores

 

Individuals are suggested to buy toys online. Reason being, the process is not only promt and easy, but also brings the toys at affordable rates. With the presence of online stores, no one needs to waste their time in moving around shops on their week offs. Some of the popular toys available in the online market include barbie dolls, car toys, transformers or Lego toys, etc. One can order toys according to his/her requirement and budget.

 

Types of toys

 

With the presence of online stores, kids can buy different types of toys such as educational toys, activity toys, learning toys, toddler toys and play toys. Most of the stores categorize as toys for boys and toys for girls; therefore buying toys for your kids is now not a hard nut to crack. Toys aid children in all round development and make them able to learn the skills of life. Buy toys online but keep in mind that the toys you are going to buy must not only be safe and sound, but also play an important role in your child's development. You also need to ensure that the store is reputed and doing well in the business of selling toys.

 

Reading testimonials

 

Online stores bring testimonials of customers. Before buying toys from online stores, people need to read the testimonials of parents who have already purchased such toys. And thus, they come to know about the advantages and disadvantages of the toys. In fact, environment friendly toys can also be considered as a good option for your kids.

[SMF]

Is there a question here, or is this just some way to get me to spend some of my money?

[thinker_jeff]

I think - this is commercial for toys instead of scientific discussion.

[Schrödinger's hat]

Well it's posted in psychology, so my guess is elaborate social experiment.

[WillemSverige]

The question could be ;

Do toys have any effect on the development of children.

The advertising above shows that the one who posted the subject did not know too much about the state of the art.

But we can look at this internet forum subject as a toy for adults. Does a forum used as playing field have a positive impact on social development of adults. I gues it might

[PhDwannabe]

A strange and random copy-and-paste from your friendly neighborhood content farm:

 

But with grammar and sentence structure like this:

 

Individuals are suggested to buy toys online. Reason being, the process is not only promt and easy, but also brings the toys at affordable rates. With the presence of online stores, no one needs to waste their time in moving around shops on their week offs.

 

Who could complain?

 

Also, looks like our robotic friend is also posting his thoughts about, err, online toy-purchasing in some places that make the Psych section of Science Forums look positively relevant.

[John Cuthber]

"Toys Impact on Child Development "

What else would the point of toys be (from an evolutionary perspective)?

But I still think it's spam.

[TheVat]

https://www.theonion.com/fun-toy-banned-because-of-three-stupid-dead-kids-1819565691

[Peterkin]

On 3/4/2011 at 7:28 PM, John Cuthber said:

What else would the point of toys be (from an evolutionary perspective)?

- To entertain the children; prevent whining, tantrums, wheedling, boredom and sibling strife in order to keep the parents functioning until they reach self-sufficiency. 

- To keep a child occupied, giving the parents some alone-time to recombine their DNA. 

- To cull the prepubescent herd, as per article linked by The Vat ^^.

- To test relative intelligence, physical stamina and attention-span for vocational sorting (you want to send the tough, aggressive and stupid off to boot-camp asap and train the more valuable 'keepers' for long term occupations.  

- To build the social skills necessary for the acquisition and retention of property.

[MigL]

1 hour ago, TheVat said:

https://www.theonion.com/fun-toy-banned-because-of-three-stupid-dead-kids-1819565691

That's pretty neat.
I could use one of those to chase, and shoot at, my cat.

[Phi for All]

1 hour ago, MigL said:

That's pretty neat.
I could use one of those to chase, and shoot at, my cat.

Get one of those RC model Harrier jets, and step up your game.

"Seriously, MigL is freaking meowt." -- Mittens

2 hours ago, TheVat said:

https://www.theonion.com/fun-toy-banned-because-of-three-stupid-dead-kids-1819565691

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Moderator Note

You cast Resurrection on the thread, using your +3 spell focus. Black tendrils of necrotic magic wrap themselves around the ancient, 10 year-old corpse, and with a dusty gasp, the spam is brought back to life. 

 

[beecee]

Fun had when I was a young bloke involved the following.....😆

Billy carts in 1950's Australia! Build your own with an old fruit crate, some ball bearings , bolts etc 🤣 bruised elbows, busted knees and skulls, but most of us lived through it!

Edited July 30, 2021 by beecee

[TheVat]

Fun (and a bit Darwinian) !   We call them soap box cars in the States.

 

 

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Originally, gravity racer cars were built from wooden soap (or apple) crates and rollerskate wheels, but have grown more sophisticated over time, with materials like aluminium, fiberglass and even CFRP being used.

In the United Kingdom a gravity racer car has been called a buggy, trolley, cart. It is currently popularly called a soapbox. In Scotland and northern England it has also been called a bogie, cartie/cairtie, guider or piler. In Wales it is often referred to as a gambo. In Australia they are called billy-carts, and in Brazil it is known as rolimã.

In addition to being built by children, there are organised competitions and races ("soapbox or billycart derby") that often engage the enthusiasm of adults. However, these are usually entered into in a spirit of fun rather than serious competition. Often they will be fund-raisers for charity. Many, but not all, events impose the following rules:

The car must have no motor

The car must have at least 4 wheels

The car may have to have some type of brakes

The driver must wear a helmet

A push at the top is allowed for speed

 

[TheVat]

I think the Surgeon-General is right to be concerned about social media and developing young brains.  The most dangerous toy of all. This (paywall-free screenshot) summarizes the statement he released today:

https://archive.is/2023.05.23-224841/https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/05/23/social-media-surgeon-general-youth-health-risk/

 

Once again I am the forum's premiere Necroposter.  Tremble before my black tendrils of necrotic magic!