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This you keeps both my boys entertained! They are 4 and 7 months! My 7 month old enjoys feeling the eggs and enjoys the squeak that they make! They are easy for babies to hold and can pass them easily. They last for a while as my 4 year old enjoys recognising colours, matching the shapes, role playing with them and learning to share with his brother! Read more As this is an age where they are making lots of physical developments, you may want to look for toys that encourage movement and help to build your child muscles and strength. Also look out for toys that encourage sensory play so they can explore different textures, sounds and colours. Materials My baby liked the squeak the eggs make when pressed, as well as the bright colours which caught her attention.' If your baby loves splashing about at bathtime, they’ll enjoy filling up the Nuby Fun Watering Can and watching the water pour out. This toy isn’t just for bathtime though - it can be used for water play in the garden too. The watering can helps to develop hand-eye coordination as they fill it up with water and then tip the spout to pour it out. At that age mine got a LeapFrog picnic basket that was played with until she was about five!” (Vetted by Mumsnet user PenguinErector) Our verdict
was a brand that they knew and trusted. Our parents felt that the fact that the TOMY eggs had been loved and played with by children for years, they would recommend them over any other brand. The Toomies Hide and Squeak Eggs are a hit with babies and toddlers and are highly recommended by Mumsnet parents. This is easily my 7 month olds favourite toy. This came highly recommended by friends, and I too would definitely recommend. The bright colours catch little ones attention, and she loves to press and hear a squeak. And it will grow with her as she gets older, she will be able to match the colours of the egg, to the shell faces. Read more
The animal-themed ball pit comes with 30 colourful balls and three sensory bean bags that jingle, crinkle and squeak to stimulate the senses. It also has a peek-a-boo mesh window on the side and ball holes for hours of fun. A playpen/ball pit as he loves the ball pits when we're out.” (Type of toy recommended by Mumsnet user PlanBea) Our verdict Lift-the-flap books are a great way of introducing children to the joy of books and there are plenty of stories to choose from in this series, including Where’s Mr Lion? and Where’s Mr Dog?
A great Eggventure: Eggs squeak when you press down. Sit and swap them around, match the coloured tops with their bases. Freya has played with this toy daily since receiving it and will sit for a long while matching and naming shapes and colours. ' The Halilit My First Baby Band has been designed for small hands, featuring a rainboshaker, baby maraca, clip clap and cage bell. These super fun musical instruments can help strengthen your baby's muscles and enhance hand-eye coordination.
As a teacher I am impressed with their versatility as children can learn about shapes, colours, texture, movement and explore the sounds.
Bought this for little one at very reasonable price. He seems to love it and so far has played with it for ages. Lovely bright colours. It seems really durable and is easy to clean. Tidys away really neat and small making it a good toy to go out and about with. you can teach colours, numbers, language, dexterity, fine motor skills. It may seem expensive but for the amount of time it is played with it's well worth it. Read more Toomies love to have fun! It’s at the heart of everything we do. We’re full of features and little surprises that will delight both you and your child. Compatible & Coll-egg-tible: Mix and match with other eggs and hook up to other vehicles in the Hide & Squeak® Eggventures range (sold separately). The pop-up wooden toy, with four little coloured peg figures in holes, is brilliant. My daughters had one, and grandchildren have almost exactly the same. I think it’s Galt - and no plastic!” (Vetted by Mumsnet user GETTINGLIKEMYMOTHER) Our verdict
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When compiling our list of recommendations, our trusted and experienced parenting journalists spend hours researching each category, using a variety of sources to evaluate which products are the best. Many of the recommendations for toys came from Mumsnet users themselves who’ve spent hours of their time putting the products through their paces in everyday situations. DS had one from Fisher-Price. It's just a barrel with a removable top. It took him a few months to get the hang of it but I thought was a good straight forward toy" - rated by Mumsnet user, Freddiecat Our verdict The LeapFrog Picnic Basket is not only great for encouraging pretend play, but with different shaped food, such as a watermelon triangle and an orange circle, your child can learn about shapes and colours as they play.
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