Do children gain social or physical skills from playing with toys? Or even combat skills, like dodging? Toys irl help babies develop their minds and coordination (iirc), so it would stand to reason that a new system of Dwarven Child Care(TM) could be coming about! (You know, to replace other...methods...involving zombies, small animals, and dull spikes, for instance....)Expansion on that:
Potential attributes: strength (toy axes/toy hammers), agility (toy axes/hammers, toy boats), endurance (mini-forges), disease resistance (with pets), focus (having a toy to play with), analytical ability (puzzleboxes), willpower (higher-quality [more difficult] puzzleboxes? Other children competing for the same toys?), creativity (all toys), patience (lack of toys), spatial sense (toy forges, toy axes/hammers), kinesthetic sense (toy axes/hammers, toy boats)
Potential skills: balance, coordination, axeman/hammerman, dodger, fighter, kicker, striker, thrower, wrestler, misc. object user, armor/shield user, climber, concentration
Other skills children might have something in, depending on circumstances (some are already in, I think): fisher, trapper, animal trainer, cook, wood burner, herbalist, tracker
Edit: This is my first FotF question (I think), so lmk if I did anything wrong.