[lflieshigh]

※ We are Advertising students at UCA. We are doing a project about parent’s perception and behaviour towards toy shopping for children. We would like to open a debate on the question below. This may take you less than 5 minutes, however it will be a very valuable regardful help for our project. Thank you.

ToysRus is the leading toy seller in Britain. They have the largest range of toys and games in the region and the staff are trained with good understanding in their products.

You can always ask them for suggestion when you choose toys.

If ToysRus staff in store can assist you with you choosing toys in terms of price, usage, and such more, and install the in-store café for parents to take a little rest while shopping, would that attract you to visit ToysRus?

[browneyes01]

Yes it probably would. I have been in toy'r 'us with my boys and I get so confused half the time, a place to lounge and gather ones thoughts is an excellent idea.

[Samual]

No, the last time I went there all toys were made from plastic, which is something we aren't interested in for our children.

[MaMaMuDa]

I don't think so. Normally my kid will choose her own toys without anyone's assistannce.