The hottest toys in town!
Regardless of how the universe unfolds, toys remain to be a child’s most cherished treasure. Sure, some may say this is debatable as the epoch of technology has far more interesting things to offer. We’d like to counter that as classics are always the best. Toys like dolls, board games, vehicles aren’t just great companions. They nurture the mind, encourage creativity and other skill developments. Which is why parents shouldn’t be stingy about the toys. Think of them as investments that will keep your child away from addictive, sight-destroying gadgets.
Whether you’re here shopping as a parent, aunt, uncle, or friend, we’re here to assist you. In fact, we even came prepared. Below is a list that covers all ages, gender, and preferences!
The Cuddle Lover, All Ages
Visiting a newborn who can’t seem to do much yet? No fret, a cute animal plush toy is an infallible way to elevate your status to “favorite uncle/aunty”. This adorable elephant doesn’t just impress by merely existing, it also sings, flaps, and plays peek-a-boo. We can definitely see little one growing together with this one. And who cares if more soft toys are coming his way in the future, Flappy the Elephant will always be one to remember.
The Tech Savvy, Age 1 -3
These days, it’s dangerous to assume any toddler of being technology illiterate. Growing up in the digital age does affect them one way or another. If you see your toddler banging some fingers onto your tablet, you know it’s time to get them their own. Fisher-Price has one well-equipped with lights, sounds, and phrases that encourage fun learning. Boy, we can’t believe that for once are we glad to hand over the device without having to set up parental controls.
The McGyver, Age 3+
Don’t get all riled up when your kid dismantles things, you might just have a Mcgyver in the house. For them, anything mechanic-centric will be intriguing. Therefore, a 3-in-1 toolset such as this will keep them occupied for hours. More than play, your child will also develop important motor skills, imagination, and creativity. Though, that’s not the only exciting part. The real deal is that it can be turned into luggage for easy clean-up. Goodbye mess!
The Role-Player, Ages 3+
Kids have a hard time understanding the many responsibilities that come with a child. If your little one is always asking for another sibling, let them know it’s a tough job with Barbie’s babysitters set first. There’s no better way to prep them mentally than pushing them straight into the role. It’s ultra-realistic. The toddler doll feeds and the baby chair is retractable. We’re confident, in the long run, your child might just master the art of babysitting.
The Adrenaline Junkie, Ages 3–8
Three’s too young to introduce them to blood-pumping activities like sky-diving. But if the kiddo loves fast things, Hot Wheels should satisfy. A safer alternative than circuit racing, Hot Wheels let your child build his own track. An indispensable part of the whole course is, needless to say, this city stunt garage where the cars can drive in for parking and car checks. Kids can use the elevator to bring the car up and down to their desired level.
The Car Enthusiast, Age 18+
Nobody’s ever too old for toys. Even if they’re slightly over the drinking age, some things never change. Playthings like colorful bricks still excite. Case in point: this buildable Lamborghini by Lego. This 3696-piece set allows you to create your own dream car from scratch. That is everything from the engine, chassis to the shell. You can expect it to be a replica of the real thing. So what if you can only afford to window shop at the showroom for the time being.
Make your child smile today with the best toys from ZALORA Philippines!
