No doubt parents who want their children to grow up want them to be surrounded by things that push them forward, but there are many stumbling blocks. This is especially true when
your child chooses a toy that 
simply has problems. Whether it\’s a soulless plastic Barbie doll, a leprechaun figure that starts peeing with its pants down, or worse, farting, and costs an extra $500.
You think that\’s ridiculous and convince the child to choose a gorgeous hand-carved wooden car instead. The child eventually chooses that car, and you leave the toy store feeling triumphant. But the feeling of triumph soon fades. When you arrive home, the child throws the beautiful toy in the box with the other toys.
Now let\’s look at it from another aspect. If you gave your child a pee-pee leprechaun, he would look forward to refilling it on the way home and would play with it with interest for at least an entire afternoon. They would also look forward to taking it to kindergarten and showing it to their friends and eagerly showing it to guests at their house. And at the end of the day, everyone will be laughing together at the modern inventions. If you think your child should learn something from each toy, that is fine. Teaching them how the digestive and excretory organs of the human body function in a fun way with these toys will ultimately be a fun time for both of you.
There is no such thing as a bad toy; sometimes it is enough to satisfy the child\’s desires. So please don\’t manipulate your child any further. Otherwise, it will end up working against you in the end anyway.