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Work is something we have to do for many purposes, e.g. security or achievement reasons. Children learn, process, understand and develop by playing and the toys are a child's "tools".

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I  noticed that a lot of toys now look like smart phones or laptops, probably because the child sees their parents being on the phone and laptop a lot and automatically wants to know what is so interesting about it.

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- letting 3 month old infants wear sticky mittens to pick up toys with could speed up fine motor skills. (found in the book)
- children nowadays are massively influenced by the media and our electronics which can actually take away the child's imagination and stops them from interacting and exploring which can be very harmful to the child's development. (found online in the article)

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enhances:
-fine and gross motor skills
-language
-socialization
-personal awareness
-emotional well-being
-creativity
-problem solving
-learning ability

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While the book gives an overview of what gross and fine motor skills are, the article mainly focuses on why and how playing with toys enhances a child's brain development and relates playing to a child's "work".