Children’s Toys
Thursday, May 8th, 2008Santa is best known as bringing toys to all the children and who is better to give ideas on toys than Santa. Below are some of the toys that our Santa’s at www.SantaForHire.com has recommended. Many of them suggested toys that build imagination and thinking skills.
Lego’s: These little building blocks will provide hours of interaction with your child. They come in a variety of sizes and colors. There are the Mega blocks for the toddler, then the regular sized for the 5-8 age group and then finally the tiny Lego’s that are for the older children. If you have a child that is good working with their hands, whether it is a boy or girl they can build things such as a princess castle and horse drawn cart, drag or race cars, etc. There is no end to the amount of things that can be built with a Lego.
Lincoln logs: Another great source of thinking and hand on skills. These can be used to make a number of structures. Who knows maybe you have a great architect on your hands.
Dress up: Some of the best dress up is mom and dads or even the grandparents hand me downs. Kids have a great time pretending with oversized clothing. It is not always necessary to go out and buy perfectly sized dress up clothes.
Cars: Boys and girls love to push around cars and pretend they are driving. Remote control cars are great but do not stimulate the imagination like a push car. Cars can range in a variety of sizes and with a little help from mom and dad to get them started….making a track in the dirt or chalk lining on the sidewalk makes great streets for them to drive on.