Vocal toys can help infants and young children develop language and listening skills. When a child presses a button or spins a switch on a toy, they hear a variety of sounds and music, which can stimulate their curiosity and attention, while also helping them learn new vocabulary and sounds.
In addition, vocal toys can also help children develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, such as pressing buttons and rotating switches that require some finger coordination and control.
However, parents should also pay attention to control the time and frequency of the use of children's toys to avoid adverse effects on children's hearing and attention.
Vocal toys can help infants and young children recognize language and sound, stimulate their curiosity and imagination, and promote the development of language and social skills.
However, overuse or high intensity vocal toys may cause damage to the hearing of infants and young children, affecting their normal development of language and hearing.
Therefore, parents should pay attention to the appropriate amount and safety when choosing and using sound toys to avoid negative effects on infants and young children.