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We chose the best infant toys for development with picks for a baby 0 to 3 months, 6 months, and up to 12 months, including tummy time toys and musical toys.
From interactive stuffed animals to puzzles, we’ve rounded up the sweetest educational baby toys on the market, including options by Lovevery, Fisher-Price, VTech, Manhattan Toy, and more.
When choosing toys for babies, I look for things that are safe (number one), simple and encourage exploration. And offering open-ended toys means they'll have a bunch of possibilities for play. Rattles, grasping toys and balls provide a rich sensory experience and offer great fine motor practice.
To help you curate the playspace of your dreams, here are the best toys for ages newborn to 12 months that encourage skill development, inspire a healthy imagination and, most important of all, entertain your baby.
Babies go through rapid development in their first year, and the best baby toys can help them learn to walk, talk and more. Here are our top picks in 2024.
From bath toys and play mats to the best baby walkers for those first adorable, wobbly steps, our guide to the best baby toys has you (and your little one) covered through every fun stage of their first year.
Read on to find out the best developmental toy for babies each month: 3-month-olds, 4-month-olds, 5-month-olds, and so on. If you need more toy suggestions, we have plenty, starting with our favorite toys for newborns .
From play boxes to multifunctional mats to adorable stuffies, we’ve rounded up all the best baby toys for 0-6 months to support their development.
The AAP says that, for babies around this age, toys that are brightly colored, help kids see the world from different positions (like sitting up or tummy time), mirrors and cause-and-effect...
According to these experts, all the toys on this list help develop skills for babies 3 to 6 months such as: Fine motor skills (like grasping and shaking) Gross motor skills (like sitting up and rolling over) Social/emotional skills (e.g. eye contact and appropriate responses)