Personalized Wood Name Puzzle
A letter puzzle can only be more enjoyable if it spells out your child’s name because it is one of the first words they will learn. When not in use, these bright puzzle pieces make for wonderful home décor because they are around 4″ tall. (Note: There was no suggested age range for these puzzles.)
Smart Shots Sports Center
Start your active child out with a single toy that includes basketball and soccer. The set emits light and noise while also keeping score of the goals and baskets on a scoreboard that emits light. Ages 1+
Tinkle Crinkle Jumbo Caterpillar Plush
In addition to being adorable, this small caterpillar provides a wealth of sensory sensations. When children touch each section, it will emit a distinct sound, such as a rattle, crinkle, or squeak. Each segment is constructed from a different fabric with a varied texture. Ages 0+
Pound & Tap Bench With Slide-Out Xylophone
Beethoven, bow down.
Your youngster may play with different sounds with this timeless toy by hitting the keys with the mallet or sliding the colored balls down the xylophone slide. Ages 1+
Squeezmeez Whale
It’s actually memory foam that fills this adorable whale. Young children may press it firmly and then watch in awe as it gradually takes on the form it had before. (You might desire it for yourself as a fidget toy.) Squeezmeez is also available in the form of a narwhal or a jellyfish. Ages 0+
Peekaboo Learning Farm
Five separate numbered barns contain five different farm animal finger puppets. When they’re young, they might enjoy hiding in the barns and finding the animals there. As kids become older, they may use it for pretend play, counting, and sorting. 18 months and older