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It is better for parents to read to their child, to show the child that learning is very much important. Fourth is not to be carried away. Remember that giving the biggest and best gift isn't the most important part of a present. Choose something that won't empty your pockets but will still fill the happiness of the child. 

It is for this reason that toy manufacturers have taken great pains and conducted deep research into a child's learning levels and capacities in order to come up with an educational toy that would be a fount of knowledge. Examples of children's educational toys include Vtech's portable laptop computers that teach kids spelling, math basics, geography and carry games that test and enhance analytical skills and logic. 

It should be noted that both the intellectual and emotional development of kids are at stake while they are playing, or while they are playing with their favorite toys. The reason for this simple: both the emotional and rational sphere are both housed in the brain. Educational toys should therefore, serve the need to develop these two aspects of kids' brain. 

First, find out if the educational toy you're thinking of buying is actually appropriate for the child you are giving it to. That is, if it's learning level coincides with the child's age range. All educational toy boxes carry this information outside, to guide you in your purchase. For instance, while a Vtech Laptop is a really swanky gift, it won't do any good for a two year old. 

But when properly understood, and used effectively, educational toys and games can result in more emotionally stable and intelligent children. In terms of education, the absorption of knowledge in children usually takes in the form of formal and informal learning. Formal learning constitutes enrolling in school or entry to any similar educational institutions. 

There are children that are adept at a particular thing, while other kids are more proficient at another. What is common to all children, nevertheless, is the fact that they are all naturally born curious about the world around them. Babies, in particular, are ultimate learning sponges because they start out with a clean slate.