Does it seem to you that your living space is becoming smaller and smaller? Remember how spacious your house seemed when you first moved in? Well, guess what? Your house is not getting smaller, you have just been overtaken by toys and kid clutter.
When it comes to kids playthings, bigger is not always better.
Here are 3 rules to keep in mind when buying kids toys.

• Resist The Urge to Buy Every New Toy On The Market
• Purchase Toys That Spark The Imagination
• Educational Games Are Always a Smarter Choice

Resist The Urge to Buy Every New Toy on The Market Parents often fall into the trap that they have to purchase every new that comes on the market.
Come on, does your child really need another Zhu Zhu pet? Chances are he will want the next toy fad and probably will not even play with it after a month or two.
Purchase Toys That Spark the Imagination Try to keep toys that spark your child's imagination and creativity such as building toys, musical toys, and arts and crafts.
These toys encourage your child to use his imagination to create his own entertainment.
Building toys such as Lego's can be constructed and re-constructed for many years.
Oftentimes, adults even enjoy these kinds of toys.
Educational Toys Are Always a Smarter Choice Today's educational toys are derived from the latest technological advances in electronics.
They help your child learn and become comfortable with technology and electronic devices which is where the future is heading.
Toy manufacturers are in tune with technology and have created excellent learning toys such as laptops for kids, hand held learning games, electronic globes, and more.
So when it comes to buying toys for your child, think about toys that encourage creativity and learning.
In the long run, you will have a child who can create their own entertainment and may even be more tech savvy than kids who are bombarded with countless toys.