According to Toys R Us mindless consumption and “hotter toys” are better than a trip to the forest. While I get what they are trying to do – get kids toys who may not -the juxtaposition with nature is troublesome at best. The bigger message: “Forget nature and immerse yourself in mindless consumerism for true happiness.”
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SubhanAllaah – this brought tears to my eyes. We live in a strange world. By such exposure we are doing nothing but depriving our children from the real happiness, which is never to be found in materials.
Completely agree. Thank you for taking the time to comment.