Trains are a popular toy, probably because they move along and have carriages that can fasten together, and that’s before the different noises they can make and tracks, tunnels, platforms and stations are added to the mix. Along with supporting children to play with trains in your setting, you can also follow their interests and extend them into many areas.
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