Toys are rightly known as The instrument or objects that children often use during games. However, it is not restricted or bound to a particular gender, age, caste or Aby other prejudices. The relationship between toys and childhood is almost like the umbilical cord and the foetus. Toys preserve the innocence of childhood and help the kid particulate through the various functions in a day. 

Toys have been there for decades. The earliest traces and depositions of toys have been found from 2600 BC. Apart from this, the earliest mention of toys in the spectrum of ancient history has been in Greek Mythology. In that, ‘yo-yo’ was mentioned as a spherical wooden structure, with wool, used by children to keep them fidgeting and entertained.

As far as India is concerned, animal figures, and cartwheels made out of clay and wood, have been traced in history, as early as 2500 BCE. Later in the days, the children of affluents, kings and queens were given toys made out of brass and sterling silver. In the middle age, especially when World War 1 was prevailing, the market had seen a huge surge in the rise of toy guns and weapons. The trends, under those circumstances, were military concentric. 

The population believed that making the children well equipped with types of machinery would be beneficial for future perspectives. In modern times, toys are associated with the newest technologies and developments in the field of warfare. Those weapons and toys are the same ones that are romanticized in science fiction movies and motion animations.