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Baby sensory toys engage sight, touch and sound from the earliest weeks. Our sensory toys for babies span rattles, grasping toys and treasure baskets.
Grab, pull, POP!Each of these three silicone links is sized just right for little hands, is covered with a fascinating texture to explore, and feat...
View full detailsYour little one will love this wooden rainmaker toy from Qtoys. It quite literally shakes, rattles, and rolls in the fun. Filled with colorful nois...
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Grimm’s natural Wooden Beads Grasper is a tactile delight for babies but will be enjoyed by both children and adults alike. The wooden balls are ...
View full detailsEncourage tactile exploration and sensory development with this colorful set of Textured Mix and Match Balls. Children ages 6 months and up can exp...
View full detailsWith the 'Feel the ball', introduce children to different textures, colours and patterns. This will arouse the child's curiosity and stimulate its ...
View full detailsThe Mader Roly Poly Rainbow Pear is a great gift for youngest. A classic pear shaped roly poly toy with brilliant rainbow colours. Your little one ...
View full detailsDescription Baby's first silks! These "teething" toys are made of a maple wood ring with a 21" playsilk securely knotted on to it. Learn more about...
View full detailsAn incredibly unique shape-exploration experience!The six chunky shape blocks are each designed with fascinating textures that are sure to thrill t...
View full detailsStep into a realm of auditory enchantment with our mini wooden rainmaker – a whimsical musical instrument that captures the serene rhythm of rainfa...
View full detailsPost Animal is a series of slot-together animals that you can write your message on and send to someone special.Each animal comes with a colorful e...
View full detailsEasily move important teaching supplies around the classroom with the durable, spacious Folding Storage Bin. This collapsible red teacher tote is b...
View full detailsWith 'Track the ball', stimulate a child's visual skills. Place the ball at the top in the tracker and follow it with the eyes. This is an importan...
View full detailsThe Candy Rattle from Qtoys’ Baby Deluxe range is a delightful addition to any baby’s playtime. Here’s why it stands out as a valuable resource for...
View full detailsThese simple teething toys are made of an American maple wood ring with a 21" Playsilk securely knotted onto it. Babies are able to easily grasp th...
View full detailsThe Cube Rattle from Qtoys’ Baby Deluxe range offers babies an engaging and stimulating play experience. Here’s why it’s a fantastic choice for you...
View full detailsWelcome a new baby into the world with our thoughtfully curated Montessori-inspired gift set, perfect for any baby shower. Additionally, we crafted...
View full detailsThe Horizontal Hanger is a unique educational toy designed to promote developmental skills in toddlers aged 18 months and older. Here’s how it bene...
View full detailsGrimm’s Rainbow Wooden Beads Grasper is a tactile delight for babies but will be enjoyed by both children and adults alike. The wooden balls are ...
View full detailsGrimm’s mini rolling wheel with a bell and wooden beads will delight little ones with a charming tinkling sound as they push it along the floor a...
View full detailsThis Montessori Baby Rings is an excellent choice for children who are developing their hand-eye coordination skills. The rings, with their polishe...
View full detailsGrimm’s Pastel Wooden Beads Grasper is a tactile delight for babies but will be enjoyed by both children and adults alike. The wooden balls are j...
View full detailsThe best baby sensory toys engage sight, touch and sound simply — high-contrast toys, rattles, crinkle and textured toys, and grasping rings. Newborns respond to high-contrast patterns, while older babies reach, grasp and mouth, so choose safe, washable toys suited to each stage.
Sensory play is how babies learn about the world from birth. Engaging sight, touch, sound and movement builds early brain connections, hand-eye coordination and the foundations of language, and gives babies safe, gentle stimulation as they discover what they can see, hold and do.
Most babies begin swiping at and grasping toys around three to four months, and get more deliberate by six months as coordination develops. Early on, high-contrast and sound toys work best; add grasping and cause-and-effect toys as your baby starts to reach.
Offer one toy at a time during alert, happy moments, and follow your baby's lead — gazing, batting, grasping and mouthing are all valuable. Use high-contrast toys for newborns and grasping toys as they reach. Talk about what they see and feel to support language.
Choose toys made for babies — large, one-piece or securely sealed, from non-toxic, washable materials with no small parts, cords or button batteries. Since babies mouth everything, wash toys often and check regularly for damage. Always supervise, especially during tummy time.
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