" In his book, Payne advises cutting back on toys that are too complicated (elaborate, joyless “educational” toys), too fixed (ones that require zero imaginative input, such as a huge furnished plastic castle with a cast of thousands), or too commercial. The more a child can use their imagination with a toy—initiating the action, rather than having it prescribed for them—the better. "

― Jancee Dunn , How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids