Legos sold in US built differently than Europe

Legos are popular with kids and parents across the world, but the toy company is now revealing there are some differences between products sold in the U.S. and Europe.

Lego researchers tell Business Insider that American parents generally don't like toys where they have to step in and help their kids play with them. So Legos sold in the U.S. are easier to set up.

European parents apparently like to sit on the floor and spend more time with the kids.

Lego researchers say the difference could be because American parents want their children to be more independent.