Gift Guide Toddler 18 Month - 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 colorful learning material is designed to foster concentration, problem solving, and a sense of achievement. This material has independent materials including 3 wooden rings, 2 wooden balls, 1 wooden base, and 1 transparent tube.
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Children will learn through exploring various common shapes. This puzzle is something your child can grow with. As a young toddler just taking the wooden pieces off the base will be a fun and engaging material. Later your child will learn about building the puzzle, colors and common shapes.
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A great tool to practice counting and connect number symbols to quantity. Feed the panda the corresponding amount of bamboo shoots to the number on the card.
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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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These 0-10 tactile counting ladybugs allow kids to feel and count each ladybug's spot(s). Durable and weatherproof they can be used to explore counting to 10, matching numbers, and recognizing numbers at a glance.
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A puzzle and block set all in one! 5 piece puzzle features bright colors and super-simple shapes. 6 inches square puzzles.
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These puzzles are specially designed for very young children. The extra thick and large pictures are printed directly on the wood.
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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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