Why do boys like excavator toys and why do girls like Barbie doll toys?

I wonder if anyone has noticed this problem, why do boys usually have mechanical excavator toys in their hands, as if "every boy has a dream of owning an excavator", while girls usually have Barbie dolls in their hands, is it really the nature of boys and girls that causes the difference in the toys they choose?

Why do boys like excavator toys?

Boys are born with a desire to conquer. They want to own their own territory and build their own territory. This is a long-standing human talent that has been demonstrated many times in ancient times. This nature of conquering cities and territories will be hidden deep in the hearts of children, and the sandbox has become a microcosm of this nature, and the excavator has become the best tool for them to satisfy this psychological need.

The excavator is huge in size, and in addition to being able to overwhelm the opponent in terms of momentum, it can also quickly seize resources and play a role in conquering cities. Therefore, boys playing with excavators is a way to vent their emotions. They can get satisfaction from this game and show their strength.

Why do girls like Barbie dolls?

Many parents take their children out to buy toys, and they have formed some inertial thinking. Boys buy cars, excavators and the like, and girls buy dolls, Barbie dolls and the like. Children are still young and do not know the time. Many things need the guidance of their parents. Parents guide boys to play with mechanical toys. Toys like dolls are only suitable for girls. Excavators are large in size and look tall and powerful, which stimulates the self-esteem of boys. They think that holding an excavator makes them think that they are very powerful, so they especially love excavators. Girls think that they should get Barbie dolls and various dolls.

How do boys choose their toys?

In a child’s perception of the world, as long as something looks big, he thinks it is fun.

Buy big toys, eat big food, and play with older brothers when going out.

So I have a strong interest in things like excavators, trailers, airplanes, etc.

There’s even a sense that if you shrink a big thing and turn it into a toy, the child will feel like they are “in control of the world” when they play with it.

Another point is to guide the results through cartoons, comics, etc.