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Younger kids might be excited about any new toy, but by age 7, many kids start having stronger preferences and opinions. They might already have a sense of style, favorite sport or hobby.

“We’re trained to use toys as tools—that’s what separates us from a typical playgroup,” she explained. “We break child development down into many steps, small pieces of big milestones.

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