Having a child entails a significant outlay of money. In addition to his maintenance and care, you have to buy him clothes and toys to keep him entertained and stimulate his development. And once the toy faucet is turned on, it's hard to turn it off.
With each stage of your life, you need a different type of game adapted to your age, knowledge and abilities. Also, they get bored with the ones they have and crave new ones. Regardless of the economic expense, the house ends up turned into a kind of chaotic toy store, with puzzle pieces, strollers and dolls everywhere you look.
This is why, for some time now, the trend of renting toys instead of buying them is spreading. It is a modality with particular success in countries like the United States and France. Little by little it is permeating in our country thanks to its many advantages. Although it also has its downside.
This service consists of temporarily renting toys instead of buying them as property. You pay a certain amount for the toy in question, a price always lower than it would be if you bought it new. After the established rental time has elapsed, you must return it in perfect condition.
Toy rental can be done in toy libraries and physical toy stores that offer this service. Although the most common is through internet platforms specifically focused on this modality.
