Even the first toys you give to your child can be educational, not to make them "smarter" or get them to reach milestones before their peers (save that competitive energy for Little Kickers), but to support their brain develop. By the age of 3, a child's brain is 80 percent of it's final adult volume—that's a lot of developing over a short amount of time. When choosing toys for this earliest age, you need to remember, babies explore with their mouth. Toys made from natural materials are important, they need to be safe to be tasted and chewed and have no small parts. At this stage, toys are also parenting tools, nappy change distractors, settling aids and tummy time motivators. They are also instruments of bonding and connection. So it's good to have a strong collection that meet all their, and your, needs.
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