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When I buy a superhero for a child, should I also buy a villain?

Adding a superhero's archenemy to your purchase can give your child creative inspiration for imaginative play. They can reenact scenes they've seen in a movie or cartoon or read in a book, as well as make up their own original storylines. You can also consider adding additional superheroes to your child's collection over time so they can have fun role-playing with the action figures.

What are some ideas for decorating my child's room with a superhero theme?

It's possible to turn your child's entire room into a superhero den. Outfit your child's bed with sheets, pillowcases, and a comforter in their favorite superhero theme. Add posters and wall decals to their walls, superhero books to their bookcases, and superhero toys to their toy box. You can also paint the walls in the trade colors of their favorite hero and add themed curtains as well as towels for the bathroom.

Should I buy an articulated superhero action figure?

Articulated action figures have movable body parts, particularly arms, legs, waist, and neck. These are often fun to play with as your child can pose their superhero in different action stances. These parts can also break off more easily, so unarticulated figures are often better for young children or children who tend to play rough with their toys.