They’re everywhere from cheap Chinese junk, to the Rolls Royce variety, from battery operated winking, blinking noisy toys to solid educational toys, to Play Station, computers and videos to balls, jungle gyms and pots, pans and wooden spoons. Do children need toys? What categories of toys are there? What are the classic toys every child needs? What’s new on the market? Where do hi-tech electronic toys fit in? How to select a toy, tips for storage, what to take on holidays, to restaurants and much more. This one and a half hour workshop is designed to help parents to make better choices.

FEEDBACK ABOUT TOY TALK:

Awesome.  I come back every year.

You have changed the way I look at toys.

Just wanted to let you know that you made Christmas Day for us.  Thank you.

The toys I bought at Toy Talk are the ones we keep playing with over and over again.  Fantastic advice.  Great value.

You made Christmas shopping so easy.

I must thank you very much for hosting this wonderful workshop. I went to Top Tots Today and raved about how every parent, especially first time mums like myself, should attend it. I look forward to updating my knowledge on a regular a basis and would appreciate being on your mailing list should any further workshops arise. Thank you once again for showing me the light on how to enlighten and entertain my son. Today I have definitely made a pact to reduce his T V time and increase his stimulation time and even came up with new games and ideas to do from the toys we have.Regards,
Veerashnie Parsad, Toy Talk