Toys for Babies
In the first year of life, babies make rapid progress. Touching, holding, feeling, seeing, and hearing—all these skills gradually develop, are tested, and expanded. Parents are amazed when their child takes their first steps after just about twelve months, marking the transition to toddlerhood.
First engaging games - The third month brings a shift from an automatic grasping reflex to conscious touch. Here, toys for babies like easily graspable items such as plush towels and plush toys, soft balls or blocks, as well as fun rattles and toys are ideal. Baby blankets offer soft mats and are perfectly equipped with differently textured surfaces for little hands to explore. Play arches with colorful features encourage touch and offer a variety of fun.
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Visual experiences- Around the eighth or ninth month, the child starts to consciously perceive their surroundings with their eyes. Mobiles fascinate and calm with gentle movements and soft tones.
Engaging movements improve day by day. Playing with stacking cups, blocks, and large building blocks supports hand-eye coordination. Sensory books that can be read and felt together with parents offer stimulation on both visual and tactile levels.
As the child becomes a toddler, many developmental milestones are reached. These new skills are constantly practiced and developed further. The ideal children's toys for this active time meet the toddler's needs.
Promote motor skills-Infants and toddlers joyfully test their new skills and are constantly practicing them. Interactive toys with motor elements excite and motivate by offering fun features and plenty to discover. Pushing, pulling, sticking, and hammering provide great fun. Activities are often rewarded with fascinating sound effects.
Satisfy the need for movement and learn to walk- A great urge to move awakens in babies during their first year. They crawl and rock on everything possible. It won't take long before those first unsteady steps bring parents joy. Toys for toddlers are perfectly suited for this. Push cars train their legs, walkers offer support when practicing. Once a child can walk more steadily, it gets even more fun with cute toys with pull-along wheels. Motor skills and movement are refined during childhood. With rocking horses and animals, children enjoy quick adventures while also training body coordination.
Organize and build- Little ones love to use their hands and fingers to match objects and bring order to chaos. That's why you should provide suitable children's toys right away. They can spend hours with puzzles and plug-in toys. The little ones want to build higher and higher with their building blocks. In medium size, a wooden toy is perfect for a toddler’s hands. The complexity of possible structures is determined by the child. Simple building blocks give children maximum space for imagination and creativity.
