We couldn’t contain our excitement when we came across the best announcement ever - the LEGO brand is officially launching in India. Oh yes, you read that right and we’re thrilled to say that we can (finally!) get our hands on that iconic LEGO bricks box right here at home!
When you get to know that one of the world’s most beloved toy brands is making an inroad all the way home, you’re bound to build all those castles in the air! What makes it one of the most beloved toy brands in the world, you may ask?
The world of LEGO (88 years ago) was born out of love, care and ingenuity. Talking about its legacy, the first interlocking LEGO Brick was made in 1949! Even though 70+ years have gone by – the first brick can still lock into any of the LEGO Bricks today – such has been the consistency of the LEGO system in play!
It presents to you the possibility of discovering and nurturing your creativity in the form of a ‘Little Red Brick’. Yes, did you know that 6 Little LEGO bricks could give you 915 million combinations And if that’s what you can do with just 6 red bricks, imagine what you could build with an entire LEGO set.
Kids today are super smart, and to enhance their capabilities, the LEGO bricks are the best bet - think of all the fun stuff they can create with it! You’ve got to foster your toddler’s emotional, cognitive, creative and social skills (phew!) LEGO’s system-in-play will definitely nudge them towards these skill sets - with ease. One could make a steam train, a working crane, a little house with a pick up truck, an airplane, a robot and innumerable such creations. Infact, go ahead and build or rebuild your own little LEGO world!
One of the most important skills that is so useful to us, even till date, is our problem-solving capabilities. With LEGO’s system-in-play, you could unleash your child’s infinite potential while they’re busy planning world domination with those bricks!
With the festive season just around the corner, LEGO toys could be the quintessential gift that you can give to your little one. Infact, why should kids have all the fun? We’re sure once you get your hands on LEGO, it’ll be hard to let go (geddit?)
