I played with lots of toys, but understand that creativity needs natural too, if I confess, I liked to play with mud and sticks more than toysaugusta wrote:Yeah if one don't have money for the expensive toys then it is good to use the little things and ways to make the things feel very happy thats the whole essence.
Yugocean wrote:I played with lots of toys, but understand that creativity needs natural too, if I confess, I liked to play with mud and sticks more than toysaugusta wrote:Yeah if one don't have money for the expensive toys then it is good to use the little things and ways to make the things feel very happy thats the whole essence.
You can easily take them to the children's section of an eatery, buy pop corn and let them play with the children play tools. All these won't cost more than $2 in my country.eldavis wrote:Everything is more about packaging. You really dont have to spend too much to make your kids happy.
iPads aren't the only source of kids fun. Some outings could provide a bit of mix in fun. When you are giving that mix of entertainment to kids, you have to find creative ways to minimize while giving them maximum fun.oldbuddy wrote:I only see my grandkids and they both have iPads.
You can't give them toys to the point that it is affecting your finances.. Those expensive toys would always become obsolete and you have to buy newer sets. Why not buy moderate toys rather?Treborika wrote:This for me can't fit for my kids. l would like to see my kids playing with the latest toys in the market. Most children compete with each other on the things they play with.
SHAHID987 wrote:It's good suggestion with a lot of hidden benefits for kids and long term benefits for us, let's suppose kid wish to purchase bicycle in very early age we purchased him. Then he may demand motorbike then car. I have seen this all in my close relative.
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