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600 red tablets (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 orange tablets (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 dark green (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 light green (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 brown grains (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 blue (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 yellow (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 skin colors (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 purple tablets (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 pieces of 12 colors mixed color (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 pieces of pink (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 black tablets (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |
600 white tablets (tools + atlas)
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CN¥ 6.3 |























DIYToysBenefits for the baby's growth
Currently, DIY toys are becoming increasingly important in the world of toys. Many parents also favor them greatly. So, what are the advantages of DIY toys? And what role do they play in a baby’s development? Let’s explore the benefits of DIY toys today.
1. Stimulating sexual function development
It is well known that children's toys serve as a window for babies to experience the world. Like all toys, DIY toys encourage children to engage with the world through their senses—such as stimulating their vision, hearing, and touch—helping them respond to various sensory inputs and understand new and diverse things around them. Some produce less intense sounds, while others are designed with bright colors and smooth lines, both of which provide direct sensory stimulation to children. Different DIY toys are effective tools to help children understand the world.
2. Language Training
When the child is playing, they often talk to their toys, expressing themselves through them. Don’t underestimate this communication style—it gives children the opportunity to use language to convey their thoughts. If you, as a parent, participate in this activity and play with the child, it not only encourages more talking but also helps guide their word choice and expression skills, enhancing their ability to use language effectively.
3. Coordinate physical functions
The coordination of a child's hands and feet, as well as the hand-eye coordination and other physical functions, require training to be developed gradually. Toys serve as tools for this training. For example, when a child builds shapes with building blocks, not only mental effort is needed but also the cooperation of hand functions. Therefore, toys are highly beneficial for the development of a child’s muscle activities and physical functions.
During the baby's growth process, in addition to frequent interaction and playtime with the baby, parents should also choose educational DIY toys when selecting toys for the baby. These toys not only help develop the baby’s brain, but also enhance the baby’s language skills, emotional expression, vision, hearing, and hands-on abilities.
After reading the above, have you gained any further understanding of how DIY toys contribute to your baby’s development?




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