Due to the rising frequency of childhood obesity and other health issues in many nations throughout the world, parents are increasingly pushing their children to purchase outdoor and sports toys. Aside from outdoor and sports toys, demand for building toys is increasing rapidly, thanks to the tremendous cognitive and intellectual benefits they provide to children of all ages. Parents and teachers are now understanding the general relevance of these building toys in promoting spatial and creative abilities in pre-school children, and hence sales of this traditional toy type are expanding. Furthermore, one of the primary causes driving the total growth of this traditional toy category is the increasing use of building toys among adult children to improve their learning abilities. In recent years, a lot of toy producers have concentrated on introducing new forms and design possibilities that allow youngsters to build a wide range of inventive structures.
For example, in 2018, Paul Lamond Games released Nanostars, a new brick building toy line with a football theme. The collection is designed to mix children's love of football with the activity of constructing brick structures.
Product Type (Outdoor and Sports Toys, Construction Sets, Dolls, and Plush Toys, Vehicles, Action Figures, Others); Distribution Channel (Hypermarket/Supermarket, Speciality Retail Stores, and Online Retail Stores); and Geography are the segments of the Traditional Toys and Games Market.
Almost anything may be made into a toy, and the variety of traditional materials and molds available in India is vast. Folk toy traditions include leather creatures, clay figures, and betel nut, and fabric puppets. The oldest toys were constructed from natural materials such as pebbles, wood, and clay. Egyptian children played with dolls with wigs and moving limbs fashioned of stone, clay, and wood thousands of years ago.