The application of educational toys is growing rapidly as more and more parents begin the value behind these products and children, learn to see the kind of value from them. In fact, the demand for them has exceeded that of traditional toys. In 2005, such as greater educational toy maker LeapFrog, sales by 120%.
Most of the toy company to create educational toys target preschoolers and elementary school students. This is because the pre-school age arebest years to instill learning in kids. Their minds are still fresh and remain relatively unmuddled by the events around them. And because today's modern parent is always out working, and give the benefits educational toys give to their preschoolers, they tend to not mind the price tag.
Here are some of the more popular educational toys that have been designed for preschoolers.
LeapFrog's Leapster L-Max Learning Game System
The Leapster L-Max
Preschoolers and even elementary age kids will enjoy this product because it carries several preprogramed games that are both fun and educational. The device can be plugged into the picture tube of the television so the games can be played on the big screen. Kids can also play games while on the road because of its portability.
Publications International Ltd's Story Reader
Story Reader is an electronic book that may be loaded with all sorts of stories for preschoolers to enjoy. Parents only need to buy story cartridges to be uploaded into the device, so its capacity is virtually limitless. Some of the popular stories that have been featured in Story Reader are The Lion King, Chicken Little, and The Incredibles. It has become so popular that, in 2003, it has sold over 1.5 million units and more than 7.5 million books. Imagine how many it has sold at present!
Fisher-Price and Nickelodeon's Dora The Explorer
These two top children's companies have teamed up to create a new cooking-based educational game that features the popularly cute and bilingual Dora preparing all kinds of dishes kids can emulate.
Disney Consumer Product and V-Tech's Call 'n Learn Phone/Leapfor's Tic Talk
Both of these educational toy teaches preschoolers proper phone etiquette. The only difference is that the Tic Talk deals with the right use of the cellular phone.
Hasbro's Baby Einstein
Nearly all toys under the Baby Einstein line encourage kids to appreciate art, Music, language and poetry. The line runs more interactive gaming devices, children have pre-school age in any case. His most sought after products in the Baby Bach Touch 'N Play Pipes and the Baby Shakespeare include search-and-Rhyme.
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