I absolutely agree as well.

My MIL works for the Smith Family once a week and the toys that they get donated are incredible. Many of them look brand new to me and can't possibly have been played with many times at all. I compare them to the toys that we had as kids that had lost all their paint/fur/eyes etc and were still loved.

As kids our family was quite comfortable and we had more toys than a lot of other kids around but Mum always worked on the quality not quantity factor. Some kids rooms today and the storage that all their toys require just amazes me.