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Tina
I was just wondering what kind of fun learning toys i should think about getting for my almost 8 month old son?
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My favorites for this age are toys they can pull up on.. like sit and stand toys..
There are many so maybe google sit and stand toys and see what you get...
If your baby doesn't pull up yet.. Im sure he will in the next few months and he will love being able to stand at his toy....
My favorites for this age are toys they can pull up on.. like sit and stand toys..
There are many so maybe google sit and stand toys and see what you get...
If your baby doesn't pull up yet.. Im sure he will in the next few months and he will love being able to stand at his toy....
What toys does your two year old play with?
Proud Momm
My son doesn't seem interested in the baby toys anymore... and the ones he does want tend to be for "older" kids... and a little above his comprehension.
Just curious about other two year old toy interests.
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Both my son and my daughter LOVED playing with Duplos at the age of 2. Little Matchbox or Hotwheels kind of cars should be fine too by now because at age 2 they usually don't put too many toys into their mouth anymore, but if your son still regularly puts toys into his mouth, then pick bigger cars with big wheels and make sure there securely attached to the body of the car. Both my kids also liked playing with Thomas the Train kind of train at that age, but you still need to design (or at least help them design) the track because they don't know how to build a "closed" track yet. Later, he will learn to build it himself. Have him play with playdough, draw and paint as often as possible. You can also start teaching him how to hold kid friendly scissors and explain him how to open and shut it. At first, hold the piece of paper for him.
Both my son and my daughter LOVED playing with Duplos at the age of 2. Little Matchbox or Hotwheels kind of cars should be fine too by now because at age 2 they usually don't put too many toys into their mouth anymore, but if your son still regularly puts toys into his mouth, then pick bigger cars with big wheels and make sure there securely attached to the body of the car. Both my kids also liked playing with Thomas the Train kind of train at that age, but you still need to design (or at least help them design) the track because they don't know how to build a "closed" track yet. Later, he will learn to build it himself. Have him play with playdough, draw and paint as often as possible. You can also start teaching him how to hold kid friendly scissors and explain him how to open and shut it. At first, hold the piece of paper for him.
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