We've always associated treehouses with children playing and enjoying the outdoors, as well as building a little space that they can share with their friends. Today actual tree houses are less common. However, thanks to companies like QToys, kids can now enjoy its mini version.

QToys tree house toys can provide your children with the same enjoyment. They can also share the fun with their friends and siblings, as well as play with them both outdoors and indoors. Another great thing about these toys is that they are crafted from eco-friendly materials to ensure they'll leave as little eco footprint as possible.

Aside from these, here are 5 essential benefits your kids can get from playing with treehouses:

1. Mental Development

It may only be a child's play, but playing with treehouses involves problem-solving scenarios that your kids may encounter during role-playing. The analytical thinking skills of children are developed through the process of looking for solutions to obstacles. In addition, it also promotes creativity, resourcefulness, logical reasoning, and abstract thinking.

2. Social and Emotional Skills Development

When your toddler pretends during his playtime with his friends, he is experimenting actively with the emotional and social roles of life. This in return will help children to learn about the importance of moral development skill of empathy. It will also aid your child to expand from a world wherein he is always the center stage to where there is engagement with others.

Qtoys Cottage Life Playset Treehouse - a treehouse with a twist: it includes a little cottage to play in as well.

3. Communication and Language Development

Whether your little one is playing with you, his peers or by himself, he will always be engaged in conversations. Playing with treehouses lets your toddler experiment the power of language as well as starts to understand it. Kids often use phrases and words they hear from their parents or teachers, and they imitate how others say these when they're on their imaginative play. Your child will begin to learn the significance of communication, especially when he mimics how grown-ups talk and act. They also create and re-enact stories resulting in relevant connections between written and spoken language.

4. Active Play

Pretend play encourages movement and engagement with the toys which means your little one won't be sitting in one place in a sedentary position with their head fixated on a screen or machine. With pretend play toys such as doll houses, treehouse toys and play kitchens, children tend to move as they move around the figurines or approach the house from different angles. They also need to actively engage their imaginative and creative mental faculties, instead of technological based toys which tell kids what to do rather then let them develop their own approach. 

5. Eye-Hand Coordination

When your little tries to connect a treehouse piece to another or create a certain play environment with the treehouse, they are learning how to connect what they see and what they do with their hands. Children are learning coordination, creating images in their minds, and completing a task or skill.

Qtoys Multi Level Tree House - a gorgeous treehouse toy with lots of fun features to encourage imaginative and creative play