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Role-playing is an indispensable part of children's growth process. It allows children to explore their imagination, immerse themselves in a fantasy world that only they know, and freely become who they choose to be. Recently, many well-known toy brands have launched new children's role-playing game sets. Let's take a look at their new ideas?

LeapFrog: Three playback modes to promote baby language and motor development

The Shapes&Sharing picnic basket newly launched by the American toy brand LeapFrog is a very interactive role-playing suit designed for babies 6 months and older. The set comes with a picnic basket, two cups, two plates, two forks, a small picnic blanket (about the size of a turban) and two sets of four plastic food blocks.

Children can pack their picnic content, choose their picnic partner (whether it is a friend, family member or a beloved toy), hold the basket in the hand of the basket, find a perfect place to put their food, and pretend to be in Eat this well-balanced picnic.

The basket has three play modes. In the "Music" mode, the basket will sing the color, shape or usage of the different food pieces that the children put in the shape sorter.

In the "shape and color" mode, children can put different food pieces into the shape classifier and listen to the basket to recognize the shape of the food or a color on the food. When children open the lid in this mode, they will hear "open", "close" or "up" and "down" sounds when raising and lowering the flip.

Finally, the "picnic time" mode tests children's knowledge. In this mode, children press the butterfly button to hear the basket request food of a certain shape or a certain color. If the children put the correct food into the shape sorter, the basket will cheer. If they get it wrong, the basket will praise their attempt and encourage them to try again.

In all three game modes, children will use their brains when recognizing the names, shapes and colors of these foods, expand their vocabulary, and hone their fine motor skills.

Janod: Three professional acting suits allow children to fully immerse themselves in it

The French wooden toy brand Janod has released three role-playing suits.

The doctor’s suitcase contains 10 pieces of wooden instruments-syringes, reflex hammers, disinfectants, stethoscopes, otoscopes, thermometers, tongue depressors, and prescription notebooks, pencils and bandage rolls, including what children may need to play the role of doctor and patient Everything to cultivate their caring side.

The dressing table set is equipped with wooden brushes, cosmetics and mirrors, so that children can immerse themselves in the imaginative fun of the game.

The Happy Gardener game set allows children to play the role of the chief gardener regardless of the weather. The set includes a watering can, rake, shovel and a pair of gloves with a cute hedgehog design-all of which are necessary for the hopeful green fingers.

All toys in this series are suitable for children aged 3 and above, allowing young children to explore role-playing through safe, sustainable, durable and colorful toys for the first time.

Moose Toys: A new experience in the role of pet groomer

Moose Toys has launched Cutie Cuts, a new plush toy in the Scruff-a-Luvs interactive toy series. Children can use a series of salon accessories including "scissors" to change their dolls from "matt". "And messy" becomes "fluffy and wonderful."

These accessories are not really tailored, but they feel real. Children can "shave" their pet's messy hair to make them full of personality, and can use the rest of the accessories, including hair clips, combs, collars, and nail polish to transform their furry friends.