Kids

7 Educational Toys to Buy for Kids

by Alexa Villano
October 28, 2021

Why not buy educational toys that your kids can learn from?

These days, companies have been developing different types of toys to teach kids. With technology evolving, brands have been coming out with products that can help in the development of a child. There is an abundance of products out in the market and it can be overwhelming. If you’re on the hunt to give something your child can get busy with, here are some recommendations. Check out our list of educational toys for kids.

Educational Toys for Kids to Play With and Learn From

1. Wooden Toys from The Imagination Factory

Developed by a speech and language therapist. The toys, made of wood, include a toaster kit, baking kit, coffee machine kit, and a microwave set. They also recently added a new kit – the doctor’s set.

Check out The Imagination Factory on Instagram.

2. Mideer Kids Storybook Torch

Looking for an interactive way to tell stories to your kids? Then maybe the storybook torch may come in handy. Aside from showing alphabets, numbers, and shapes, it also helps in teaching the child about what is around them.

The Mideer Kids Storybook Torch is available online including Lazada and Shopee.

3. Toy Laptops

Kids are technologically savvy these days and what better way to teach them than to give them their own laptops. These interactive laptops offer various activities from teaching the alphabet to playing music.

Check out the laptops from VTech available at Rustan’s.

4. Puzzles

Why not challenge your child in doing puzzles? There are many sets out there that you can buy for your kids. Puzzles not only help in the cognitive development of a child. It also develops their sense of following rules and directions.

Check out some of the puzzle sets from Rustans and Raising Little.

5. Stackspell

For kids 10 years old and above, why not get them the Stackspell? By stacking letters, you and your kids are challenged to spell out words as you use the nine letters available on the grid.

Stackspell is available in Rustan’s.

6. Flash Cards

Flashcards are another way to teach your kids. By holding up the cards, it teaches them to identify and memorize. Flashcards come in different styles including shapes, time, alphabets, animals, and colors.

Check out the flashcards at Toy Kingdom, Raising Little, and WhatsUp Mommah E-Outlet Store.

7. Play-Doh

If you don’t mind getting messy with your child then why not get them some play-doh? Aside from developing motor skills, it also helps in developing their creativity!

Play-Doh is available online and Toy Kingdom.