Parenting changes how you choose. Suddenly, every item in your home, from food to furniture to toys, needs to pass a silent test. Is it safe? Is it useful? Will it support my child’s growth? Toys, especially, come under the lens. Bright lights and sounds might catch attention, but not always for the right reasons. Many parents begin to realise their child doesn't need more stimulation; they need more space to imagine, create, and explore. But here’s where things get tricky. Not all toys on the shelf are created with intention. Many look appealing, come in fancy boxes, and boast features that seem useful, such as lights, music, and screens. But do they actually serve your child’s growth? Do they encourage real engagement, or do they just entertain? For parents who’ve started to reflect on this, the answer often leads them back to the basics. Why does The Toy Source Matter? When choosing a toy, knowing its origins and manufacturing process matters. Indian toy makers excel in provid...