Gift Guide Toddler 18 Months - 3 Years Old
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We have pulled our favorite toys for 18 months to 3 years. These toys have proven to keep your child engaged in learning!
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This thoughtfully curated set invites your little one to explore music through movement, touch, and listening.
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Move, rock, and balance your way! This wooden board and rope set invites kids to explore body control and build strength—all through fun, active movement.
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Bring the joy of color and movement into early learning with Rainbow Play & Learn, a vibrant collection of developmentally rich toys designed to support fine and gross motor skills, spatial awareness, and problem-solving—all through open-ended, sensory play.
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This rustic barn is durable, lightweight and built to last. Our barn’s foldable feature makes for convenient space saving storage. Includes 7 quality farm animals, sliding barn doors, large stalls, stable doors, a hayloft and a carry handle.
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6 pairs of beautiful hardwood triangular prisms, identifiable by colored musical notes on one side and a unique sound for each pair when shaken for the child to easily check his or her work.
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Unlock the world of shapes and spatial reasoning with Geometric Shape Matching, the perfect hands-on learning tool for young minds.
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Engage little hands and growing minds with Twist, Turn, and Sort, a thoughtfully designed set of four hands-on activity boards that support the development of fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and early cognitive learning.
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The simplest materials are often the most engaging! Toddlers can match, sort, stack and count etc.. the colorful durable stained wood discs into the colored cups.
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Inspire your child to explore their curiosity and surroundings with this colorful wooden board of textures. A classroom favorite which helps children build sensory and fine-motor skills.
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Toddlers will love exploring the different animal footprints. Stamp them into sand, mud or in clay. Young children will love getting these out over and over again to explore.
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