We are cleaning out. My daughter has decided to let go of most of her early childhood toys. I was waiting for this moment to purge, but held on waiting for her to be ready as well. What she clung to for so long, she is very willing to part with now. A sort of celebration of her moving on into puberty. The wooden kitchen and doll house are now in a new families playroom being enjoyed all over again. And there are boxes of toys collecting in the garage.
I didn’t realize how many puzzles we amassed. Reading this post (unfortunately it is an advertisement for a company which I know nothing about, so therefore am not endorsing it.) I revisited all the benefits that puzzles have and why they are so important in early childhood development.
So if you need any, we are having a HUGE sale at our place next weekend…