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for 12 Months Old

By 12 months, a baby becomes more independent and active with more movements and words. It's a good time to encourage their physical development and communication skills by giving them the right toys.

Activities for 12 Months Old

for 13 Months Old

Toddlerhood has arrived! Your not-so-little one is on the go these days, which means they might be crawling, cruising, or even taking those first thrilling steps.

Activities for 13 Months Old

for 14 Months Old

A 14-month-old toddler may have mastered waving "bye-bye" and is probably able to roll a ball back and forth with mommy. He may be able to drink from a cup, stand alone and even walk unsupported.

Activities for 14 Months Old

for 15 Months Old

Your toddler can likely walk pretty well at 15 months. Now’s the perfect time to encourage him to discover the world through his senses by looking, listening, and touching games.

Activities for 15 Months Old

for 16 Months Old

Your 16-month-old is probably in a state of constant motion, playing, kicking, walking, climbing, maybe even running. It’s a good idea to keep a rug or carpet beneath the crib in case of jailbreaks.

Activities for 16 Months Old

for 17 Months Old

At 17 months toddlers love to express themselves (loudly) and to experiment with different levels of pitch and volume. Their feeding portion is about one-quarter that of an adult-sized portion.

Activities for 17 Months Old

for 18 Months Old

At 18 months old, a baby will become more independent. They will try to walk on their own or climb a chair without help. Playing with blocks or a pikler triangle will be good to boost their independence.

Activities for 18 Months Old

for 19 Months Old

This month your toddler may be on the go from morning until night, as his energy levels and desire to explore collide in a whirlwind of perpetual motion. He may also be ready to start potty training.

Activities for 19 Months Old

for 20 Months Old

A 20-month-old toddler needs freedom to learn and grow. At this age, they need to develop their gross motor and strengthen their fine motor; so, they need activities that can encourage this development.

Activities for 20 Months Old

for 21 Months Old

A 21-month-old toddler has more interest in observing the environment and is more active. You can let them do activities that can improve their physical development.

Activities for 21 Months Old

for 22 Months Old

Doing activities with your 22-old-month toddler can be fun as they have developed their language skills and are more independent. You can prepare the environment with more challenging activities.

Activities for 22 Months Old

for 23 Months Old

A 23-month-old toddler has improved their language and motor skills. It's good for them to practice more practical life like face and hand washing and also socialize with others. 

Activities for 23 Months Old

At 1 year, a toddler is more curious about their surroundings. They may be taking their first step or making more movements. Using a wagon baby walker or a pikler triangle will be beneficial for them.

Activities for 1 Year Old

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Montessori toys are ideally made of natural materials and are useful to promote learning and independence. They are battery-free toys reflecting real life and focusing on one skill at a time. 

Stacker Toys

Arch Stackers

Arch stackers are toys of different sizes and shapes that can be stacked one on top of the other. It allows children to stack them in various ways to create different structures.

Balance Stacker Toys

Children can learn to balance things on top of each other with these balance stacker toys.

Geometric Stackers

Geometric stackers are toys with different geometric shapes for children to stack on top of each other.

Plush Stackers

Unlike other stackers, plush stackers are soft and simpler for younger children to stack on top of each other.

Rainbow Stackers

Rainbow stackers are toys in the shape of a half circle usually with rainbow colors. Children can stack them to form a rainbow or other shapes.

Ring Stackers

Ring stackers are rings in different sizes that have to be stacked from biggest to smallest.

Stacking Cup Toys

Stacking cup toys have different sizes to be stacked from biggest to smallest.

Stacking Dolls

Stacking dolls are a set of hollow, wooden dolls of decreasing sizes that fit inside one another.

Stacking Eggs Toys

Stacking Rocks

Children can stack rocks forming a tower without having to go outside and get dirty. These stacking rock toys serve the same purpose as the real ones outside.

Stacking Trains

Let children be a machinist with these stacking trains. It allows them to stack the blocks to form a train and they can pull it all together.

Stacker toys are played by stacking or mounting pieces to create a structure. Some example of stacking toys are the classic ring stackers and the more challenging balance stackers. 

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