- Push-and-pull toys: As babies start to walk, toys like wagons or string-attached animals encourage movement and gross motor skills.
- Ride-on toys: These toys help toddlers practice balance and strengthen their leg muscles.
- Building blocks: Large, easy-to-handle blocks help build spatial awareness and creativity.
- Pretend play sets: Miniature kitchens, tool kits, and toy dolls encourage imaginative play and language development.
- Simple puzzles: Puzzles with 3–5 large pieces and knobs are excellent for problem-solving and fine motor control.
- Toddler books: Interactive board books and picture books support language skills and a love of reading.