Toddlers and their energy levels can really make a parent's head spin! They're like a pack of little machines, constantly on the move, playing with objects and (sometimes!) getting up to mischief! For that reason their toys must be able to keep up with a toddler's mobility and they have to be durable, safe and entertaining as well.
When choosing your toddler's toys, you could consider wooden ones, as they're isn't any other type of toy that's more durable. True, some may be more expensive than plastic toys, but these are toys that will last for years to come, often outlasting your child's interest in them.
This in turn makes them a good toy to pass along to a friend or family members toddlers or ... keep them for your next one.

Once your baby starts walking, you need to consider providing toys that will encourage them to walk. A pull toy that encourages a child's motor skills and balance is not just about fun, it's also about how well it helps to propel them forward, though not in the literal sense so much as in relation to their growing independence.
This is highly recommended for children who are beginning to imitate their parents in doing cooking and chores as it's entertaining and educational at the same time. Its play value will increase greatly if parents play with it together with their children.
Isn't it about time to provide your little one their very first tea set? This beautiful natural wood set is very durable, and crafted to last for years.
This brightly colored toy will be a favorite with your baby. The smoothly sanded wood pieces are safe enough for your baby to handle and they will enhance a toddler's sense of touch. There is so much to learn while having fun with the wooden pegs, frame, and hammer: shapes, colors, and size differentiation skills; motor control, principles of sound, cause-and-effect. Who knew education could be such fun?
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Thanks for stopping by kajohu :)
These look like some great toys for toddlers! Our grandson just turned one, so he's a little young for many of the toys on this page, but a couple would suit him well right now. I especially like the wooden pull alligator!