The holiday season often brings a flood of toys into homes, but research suggests that having fewer toys isn’t just a sanity-saver for parents; it’s also beneficial for kids.
Professor Metz, an occupational therapy expert, discovered that fewer toys lead to deeper engagement, fostering creativity and critical skills like problem-solving.
Buzz60’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
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