Research indicates that boys' toys, often associated with construction sets, building blocks, and vehicles, promote spatial reasoning, problem-solving, and engineering skills. These activities enhance their visual-spatial abilities, critical thinking, and mathematical aptitude. On the other hand, toys marketed towards girls, such as dolls, play kitchen sets, and makeup kits, tend to focus more on nurturing and social role-playing. While these toys have their merits in fostering empathy and communication skills, they may not offer the same cognitive challenges and opportunities for scientific exploration and logical thinking.