If during these dates there are some magazines that circulate through mailboxes and doors of the shopping centers, becoming omnipresent, they are Toy catalogs: the most entertaining magazines of the moment.
My daughters, three and one year old, enjoy browsing these catalogs. They still don't know the true end of them and they don't ask for toys, but they enjoy each page. Of course, the oldest says that she loves this or that doll ...
For children, the pages of the toy catalogs must be a whole box of surprises, a colorful sample of the number of games and toys that exist, many of which they have not even seen on television. A magical world of illusion and possibilities with which they dream just seeing it on paper.
In addition, many of the pages are dedicated to your favorite characters, so it is a different way to see Dora the Explorer, Mickey Mouse or SpongeBob, converted into digital cameras, cushions, slides ... There is nothing to escape marketing of these characters!
A trick for catalogs to last beyond Christmas and not end up shattered in the recycling bin.
Well, they will end up torn apart, but we can "save" many of the games or dolls of your favorite characters and make a mural with a little collage of cuts that are sure to be happy to review throughout the year. Can we get more out of toy catalogs?
A good way to leave the "books" within the reach of children, without fear of breaking them, and the best way to spend dead times in any wait: Toy catalogs are the most entertaining magazines of the moment. Although yes, at the risk of someone "asking" everything ...
