Age-by-Age Guide to Toys - Firstshop

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Age-by-Age Guide to Toys!

• There are so many kinds of baby toys to choose
  from. But the most important thing to consider
  when picking a baby toy is how much enjoyment it
  will give to the child. The physical appearance
  of the toy, its shape, color, and texture,
  determines how engaged and delighted the baby
  will be with his/her toy, which will allow the
  mother to prepare his/her food and complete other
  tasks, like household chores, etc. 

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How They Play 0-12 Months

• Top Toys
• Brightly colored, multipatterned crib mobiles
• Rattles
• Unbreakable mirrors
• Floor gyms
• Activity boards
• Soft, washable, colorful stuffed animals or dolls
  with a smiling face
• Small stuffed fabric balls

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How They Play 1-2 Years

• Top Toys
• Stacking rings
• Nesting cups or boxes
• Push- or pull-toys that make noise or have pieces
  that pop up or move
• Hammering sets that let kids hammer pegs or balls
  through holes
• Simple, sturdy musical instruments like
  tambourines, drums, or maracas
• Shape sorters
• Large play vehicles, such as a school bus or a
  fire engine, plus plastic people that ride in
  them
• Puzzles with four or five pieces
• Rubber ducks or toy boats for bath time

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How They Play 2-3 Years

• Top Toys
• Dolls and stuffed animals
• Props for make-believe play, such astoy
  telephone, a tea-party set, a toy kitchen, or a
  doll stroller
• Ride-on toys and tricycles
• Musical instruments (especially popular are those
  with flashing lights on the keys that your child
  needs to press in order to play a tune)
• Large transportation toys with buttons to make a
  horn honk or a siren whistle
• Puzzles
• Construction toys that snap together

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How They Play 4-5 Years

• Top Toys
• Art supplies and craft kits
• Blocks of different shapes
• Electronic phonics toys
• Construction sets with large pieces, such as
  Legos or Lincoln Logs
• Puzzles of greater complexity
• Action figures
• Barbies
• Dress-up clothes
• Transportation toys, such as parking garages,
  airports, and train stations
• Board games that don't require reading, such as
  Hungry Hungry Hippos, Yahtzee Jr., or Candyland
• Soccer balls and basketballs
• Bicycles with training wheels

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How They Play 6-7 Years

• Top Toys
• Remote-control cars
• Basic science kits
• Magnets, magnifying glasses, and telescopes
• Craft kits
• Barbies
• Game Boys
• Computer and video games
• Construction sets, such as Legos or K'Nex
• Sports equipment
• Board games that involve strategy, including
  chess and checkers

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How They Play 8 Years

• Top Toys
• Computer and video games
• Craft kits
• More elaborate science kits
• Outdoor sporting equipment
• Intricate construction sets
• Board games like Scrabble, Monopoly, and Trivial
  Pursuit Junior
• Model kits

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is actually productive time proven to develop
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skills, creativity, emotional strength,
intellectual capacity and self-discipline." 
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