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Both the rational and emotional development of kids depends much in their childhood, making quality toy an important factor for kids' play. Kids around two or three years of age have natural liking for role-playing and other creative play. Individually or as a group, creative plays among kids can be used as opportunity to induce learning while kids enjoy themselves. 

If we want to them to learn something, a good trait, a lesson, or whatever, bring it to the children during the preschool years and you will not fail. A good example of an educational toy for preschoolers is LeapFrog's line of interactive toys and games. Toys "R" Us carries LeapFrog's products in all of its 150 branches worldwide. 

Meanwhile, Jakks Pacific's Child Guidance line carries toys that teach music fundamentals through an interactive device. And these are just some of the toys that are out in the market today. With the growing demand for educational toys nowadays, it won't be surprise when parents and children will be preferring these products more and more. 

With expenses rising and the need to provide a good life for our children, most households rely on incomes from both parents, instead of just one, leaving the child with less than enough time to bond with his or her mom or dad. Because of this, most parents try to make it up to their kids by purchasing toys that seek to compensate for the absence of prolonged sit-down times. 

Fisher Price's Peek-A-Blocks Incrediblock Peek-A-Blocks is sure to get your child's attention because it has lively lights and sounds. Children can stack the eight blocks up or insert them into holes and watch them disappear, all while enjoying a fun lights and sounds mini-show. This is ideal for infants aged 9 months and above. 

Toys and other articles that somehow imitate the children's environment are also beneficial. Children within the range of four to five years age are more cognitive and need toys that would help in the development of their thinking, problem solving skills, and decision making capability. Educational toys that would serve best this need are arts and crafts with considerable difficulty, like Lego and other construction toys.