Children who like to dismantle and assemble toys are smarter - Logs of toys and parent-child games - NetEase Blog

The phenomenon of disassembling and assembling toys is more common among boys aged five or six. Children are often curious about why toys can move or make sounds, so they try every means to take them apart and see. Some parents, in order to protect the toys, do not allow their children to play with the toys arbitrarily, let alone disassemble them. Little do these parents know that although this practice protects the toys, it hinders the development of boys' exploratory and creative thinking.