Do you keep lots of toys out or do you rotate? Turns out less is more. Research has found that when there are five or fewer toys out, kids play with a toy longer and use it in different ways. But also, your child still may only play with a toy briefly and you don’t have to worry about getting them to finish a task. Notice which toys your child is most interested in joining them in play! You can rotate your toys every 2 to 3 weeks, but if there’s a favorite, don’t feel like you need to put it awa

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