In the rapid world of today, in which tablets and smartphones are often an integral part of everyday life, the traditional world of the Children's toys before a digital challenge. But which toy world really promotes child development best? Let's take a look at research.

Screen time: curse or blessing?

Current studies, such as those of the "Journal of Pediatrics", show that excessive screen time in children can lead to sleep problems, reduced social interaction and even attention disorders. But not everything is bad. Screen-based learning apps can promote cognitive skills and help children cope in a digital world.

But what about analog children's toys? According to a study by the "Child Development Research Institute", traditional toys, such as puzzles, building blocks and board games, support motor skills, promote creativity and help children understand complex concepts such as cause and effect.

The golden middle ground: a balanced season

Dr. Elena Berger, a leading child psychologist, emphasizes that the balance is the key. "Digital toys can be informative and educational, but they should not completely replace the traditional, tactile children's toys. Children need physical interactions to fully understand their world," says Dr. Berger.

A study by the "Institute of Childhood Studies" even shows that a combination of both worlds - i.e. both digital and analog Toys - can create the ideal environment for child learning.

In conclusion, it can be said that although digital toys have their advantages that traditional children's toys still have an invaluable value for child development. As a parents and supervisor, it is our job to create a balanced and enriching game environment for our little ones. Because no matter whether digital or analog - Play is learning!