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Trying to choose a toy for a baby or toddler today is much more difficult with all the options available.  Technology is not only affecting the grownups, but is even making its way into baby and toddler toy selection.  The jump from playing with blocks to interactive computer games is not a bad thing, but does take away from some of the most elementary learning principles found in a lot of these old classic wooden childrens toys.  This is why these toys are so essential because they give our kids the adaptive skills needed later to handle a lot of these technological toys.

There are some obvious things that  wooden toys have that a lot of the new toys out there don't have.  Many of those old wooden toys give children a hands-on, simple way of solving problems.  Whether it is putting an old puzzle together, or building something from a bunch of little pieces, there are hands-on tools to stimulate thinking and problem solving.  Often the hands-on approach is the only way that certain individuals can really learn.  For many children this is essential to their understanding work ethic and creativity.

Besides being great for developing motor skills and education, natural wooden toys are highly rated for their quality and endurance.  It's hard to imagine giving a kid a computer game and expecting it to last longer than a year or two.  However, with these old toys you can expect that they are not only going to last the length of that child's early years, but can even be expected to be around for generations to come.

The advantages of handmade wooden toys speak for themselves in the value received for the cost, over the flashiness of some plastic or electronic toy requiring batteries that is soon broken or forgotten.  There is also something about that feel of a wood toy that brings back the easy way of life.  Many adults even find sentimental value in the classic wooden childrens toys that just do not exist in many toys of today.  You can be assured that this kind of gift is essential for a child's learning and ability to understand the more technological toys that they will have later in life.