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The Absolute Worst Way To Buy A Baby Toy Is Being Too NonchalantLet me explain... About 16% of children have one or other disability. Most unfortunate, but sadly true. These disabilities include learning disabilities, emotional disturbances or speech-and-language impairments. The result... they eventually struggle at school and never reach full potential. And the sad thing is... most of these disabilities could have been prevented with the right stimulation... starting as early as in their very first year. My experience shows picky parents simply make enough time to choose the
right toy for their child. For newborns...Start off by getting mobiles and activity centers. They're always great value-for-money infant toys. Baby toys for infants younger than 6 months...Choose from mobiles, chiming toys, activity centers, mats, rattles, teething rings, soft blocks, soft toys, bold colorful pictures and toys in different textures. Even toys such as squeeze toys can also be very helpful to promote clutching and handling. For 6-9 month olds...the best toy buys are building blocks, activity centers, activity boxes and cubes, stacking ring & cones, material and board books, and bath toys. For 9-12 month olds...Choose building blocks, stacking blocks and rings, nesting cups, cardboard and material books, push and pull toys, containers, large crayons, spades and buckets... to name but a few fun toys. If your baby is older than 12 monthsChoose basic puzzles (preferably with knobs for easy handling),
wooden toys,
music toys,
brooms, toy telephones, balls,
push and
pull toys,
stable
ride-on toys,
toy cars, tractors and picture books. A Random Selection of Evergreen Baby Toys
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