So I was wondering, well, the question above. I purposely left it a bit more open to a huge area just because while I remember learning a lot about certain parts of some tribes, societies and empires cultures there wasn't a large mention of games for kids or toys. Any answers would be really appreciated!
Also, apologies if this is somehow too broad? I didn't want to leave it too narrow but sorry if this would need to be deleted for not being specific.
And thank you to everyone who posts answers here. I never bothered getting a reddit account until last night after having read lots of awesome answers and wishing I could upvote them.
Hi, while you're waiting for direct answers here, you may be interested in a few earlier threads on games
Aside from Lacrosse, what other games did Native Americans play? featuring /u/Reedstilt and /u/Mictlantecuhtli
What is a typical game of any pre columbian civilization? featuring Reedstilt and /u/400-Rabbits
not for children, but of possible tangential interest https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/6mbr3m/how_did_lacrosse_come_to_be_adopted_as_a_college featuring /u/candidate0