A toy I liked in my childhood was a set of building blocks. My parents gave it to me when I was around six, and I spent hours building houses, bridges, and imaginary cities. I loved it because it let me use my imagination and I could create something different every day. I often played with friends and we competed to build the tallest tower. It feels nostalgic now, and I think kids today would still enjoy it because it’s simple and creative.

When I was a child, my favourite toy was a small remote-control car. I got it as a birthday gift, and I used to race it around the living room and outside on the pavement. It was exciting because it moved fast and I could control it with a little remote. I liked it so much that I even learned how to replace the batteries and fix minor issues. I think kids today would like it too, although they might prefer more advanced versions.