Early learning centre toys are aimed at children aged 3 to 5. At this age the parents or other people who are part of the childs education can use toys to slowly prepare the child for school.
Because they want their children to have a superior education.
toys, toys and more toys!! :)
If toys did not exist, children and their parents would invent them.
It is one of many factors. Still, parents want the best for their children and a good education is one of them.
It depends on many factors but the top 2are:1. do you like wasting money?2. are you focused on education?If you are not concerned about money it's a "no brainer" (what you want you will buy)If you are purchasing toys for education they are more costly so expect an average of ($60-$120)
Most parents do not like young engagements and want their children to get a good education and settled into a good job first.
Parents for Education Foundation was created in 1975.
The amount of money that parents spend on baby toys depends on the parent. Some parents are happy to spend a few dollars on each toy, others may go to the extreme and spend hundreds of dollars on toys.
Early Learning Centre toys, or ELC Toys, are manufactured in the city of Quebec, Canada. These education and puzzle based toys are made with safety in mind.
because they care about ur education and they don't want u to fail in life because they want u to be successful
Leapfrog toys are child friendly, educational toys ranging from tablets to interactive books, sorting to games, each designed to grow and develop your childs education