While your child can take their regular toys outside, it is likely that they will be damaged, sometimes beyond repair. “Pay attention to labels on toy packaging or instructions that may specify that recommended use for the toy is inside or outside," Maddie Michalik, senior editor at Toy Insider says. "Watch out for toys that require batteries that are not specifically made for outdoor use.”  Since indoor toys aren’t made to hold up outdoors in the dirt, water, or heat, they are susceptible to falling apart, becoming discolored, or completely shutting down.