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Toys and Games for Baby

Finding toys and games for your baby is no problem. Yet, finding toys that are age-appropriate might be.

That's why the following list of toys/games/amusements has been compiled and broken down according to age.

Birth to three months  
Toys Games
Simple pictures for crib and room - bright, bold and colorful Feeling games
Ticking clock or metronome Tracking games - visual and sound
Wind chimes - high sounds quiet baby Tug of war games
Simple music box Exploring with mouth games
Mobile - for baby to look at but not reach - lots of light, dark and movement Imitation games
Rocking chair and cradle
Set of twinkling mini-lights  
Soft music - play occasionally  
Wind-up swing or infant seat (two to three months)  
Mirror - stainless steel  
Bells attached to booties  
Rattles  
Tape recorder  
Soft, stuffed animals  

   
Six Months to Nine Months  
Toys Games
Paper, cellophane, Mylar Hide and seek (supervise)
Push-pull games
Nesting Cups Water and sand play
Small blocks and big, soft ones Ball play
One piece clothespins Peek-a-boo
Large pillows on floor Sound imitation games
Empty cardboard box Music
Toys with handles
Household objects (tin cups, measuring spoons, pot lids)
Clutch balls - Tupperware ball
Squeaky toys (no metal insert squeakers)
Teething and gumming toys
Soft toy animals with arms, legs and tails
Jack-in-the-box
Plastic doughnuts
Bathtime toys - boat, cup, sponge
Walker
Busy box
Box or basket to put toys in and take out
Roly-poly toys
Snap-lock beads

Breastfeeding
Baby Care
Crying and Stress
Newborn Appearance
Toys and Games
When to Call the Doctor
Older Siblings





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