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Think About It! The toys that children are exposed to will help foster development whether it's to help them think and problem solve, be creative, interact with other people, or be physical. Toys are important for children to learn tasks, motor skills, putting together thoughts, figure things out, language, and how the "world works". Review the articles here about toys for children. NEAYC. (2012). Why are toys important for young children? Retrieved from https://www.thebump.com/a/best-developmental-toys-babies (Links to an external site.) "Best" toys by Goodhousekeeping.com. https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/childrens-products/toy-reviews/g4695/best-kids-toys/ (Links to an external site.) Case Scenario You are again advising the couple who want to start a daycare center. You will advise the couple as to which toys you would recommend based on cognitive, psychosocial, and biosocial development. First, determine three toys (for ages 2 - 6) that you feel would be best for a child and explain the benefits based on the three types of development: cognitive, biosocial, and psychosocial. Explain the benefits in the first table. Second, in the second table, list three toys that you would tell the couple to avoid buying for their daycare based on the toy providing the least benefit to development based on three types: cognitive, biosocial, and psychosocial. Please provide a short but clear explanation.