Not all toys are created equal. New research shows open-ended toys — the simple ones without lights, sounds, or buttons — do more for a child's language, imagination, and problem-solving than their battery-operated counterparts. Here's what the studies actually say, and how to choose toys that let your child do the engaging.
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