Guide to buying toys for children (0-12 months)
This guide is designed to help parents make choices of toys and friends to help buy the toy is appropriate for your child. E ‘organized by child
age as this provides the best overall guide. Remember also to use the driving age for the description of toys and to ensure that the toy is determined by a manufacturer that designed for the latest EU safety standards. For reasons of hygiene, toys that will be covered should be washable.

0-1 months
The newborn has limited meaning and toys that provide stimulation may be useful. Child has a very narrow view to toys with strong contrasts of color and movement are suitable. Cot Mobiles provide stimulation and illuminate the room. A gym just working on a floor mat also provides stimulation. Bells are always appreciated by children.

1-3 months
Baby is now developing rapidly and are starting to rear its head and find the world looks different! Playmats / Gyms business plan to achieve forms that children can begin to “punch”. Bells attached to the foot socks are also great for a good football on the carpet. These types of toys to encourage the development of motor skills and hand-eye coordination. The use of texture is important, and toys with different materials and sounds are appreciated by children.

3-6 months
This is an exciting time as baby becomes more interested in the environment and its mouth! Boys like to collect small toys (but not so small that they could be ingested) and turn them in hand – before you have a good chew!

Toys with sound will intrigue baby, but remember that you need to live with the melody! Designs that incorporate a number of different parts or sections, such as stacking blocks, provide a stimulus. Child can be introduced to the books – the books, perhaps with animals that will give grandparents the opportunity to practice their backyard sounds … or maybe not!

6-9 months
Child may be seated now and trying to crawl to toys that encourage the scan is good. These are toys that can roll like marbles or balls soft wood textures. This is a good time to introduce books with nursery rhymes and movement of the hand, maybe with a CD to help with the singing!

9-12 months
Baby is moving! Sitting and scanning has become a second nature walk and furniture is fun – if a bit ‘unstable. A carriage with 4 wheels with a handle intended to encourage mobility. Baby is starting to become independent in the performance choice of toys and games. The choice of a particular toy from the window is part of development. Manual skills is important so a toy that can be recovered and then opened or separated is fun. Baby now enjoy musical toys and may have a special toy (make sure you have a special toy backup in case of loss).

It should be noted that stuffed animals are more suitable for older children.

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