So many toys on the market claim to be educational; as parents, you need to take note that children around 12 months to 18 months of age need toys that stimulate their developing senses and skills.
A developmental toy should be colorful to attract their eyes, musical to engage their ability to hear and be textured to satisfy their need to touch and feel. Not least, kids at this age start to stand and walk, and so the best toys will motivate them to walk and roam around the house.

The Leap Frog table is one of the most stimulating toys out there. It motivates the developing toddler to move, to crawl, and to sit within the table. With the removable legs attached, it also stands sturdily enough for baby to lean on when she is standing up. The table has a lot of features, most notably the music-producing buttons that play songs, rhymes and tunes, all of which will delight a child under tow years of age.
Just about everyone will love to play with this toy; even adults will be fascinated with it. With every tap of the drum, a new letter appears for your baby, along with lights and music. The various learning modes include music play, dance along, and alphabets.
Pull and push toys are among the best toys for children through age 2, while they are developing the muscle strength, coordination, and balance needed for walking. When your child starts to stand up, consider the Corn Popper. The popping sound it makes when pushed will help motivate a toddler as they learn to walk and run. The faster the baby pushes, the faster the balls pop.
These blocks are so soft to play with, which makes them perfect for your baby's very active little hands. Babies love to throw things around, and block toys are no exception. These soft blocks from Edushape are safe for your baby and for your furniture, plus you can use the animal pieces to teach your toddler the names of animals.
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