TonieBox Audio Player: 

 
 
 
 
TonieBox Audio Player
I know what you're thinking- This must be a REALLY good toy for Sarah to recommend something with sound- and your are right! It really IS that good. Now, don't get me wrong, it doesn't meet all my toy criteria, but it makes up for it! There are so many Tonies to choose from. You can pick for your child to listen to just music, an interactive story or a story. There are mediation and relaxation ones too! 


Car Ramp:






Car Ramp                                                                    
Car ramps are a fun toy for toddlers.  Toddlers love repetition, and this is a perfect toy for that. It also works on eye-hand coordination and cognitive cause and effect. 


Play Kitchen:

 
 
 
 
 
Play Kitchen
Play Kitchens are a fun toy that your toddler will use for years. It helps develop pretend play skills, cognition, and fine motor skills. 


Mess Free Coloring:
 
 
 
 
 
                                    Aquadoodle                                                                                 Magnadoodle
Aquadoodles and Magnadoodles are a fun first coloring activity. They help develop fine motor and pre-writing skills. They also make travel sets that are great for trips. 


GoBe Kids Snack Spinner


 
 
 
 
GoBe Kids Snack Spinner
Who says snack time can't be playful and work on their developmental skills? This snack spinner is a fun way to encourage your toddler to eat. It also works on problem solving and fine motor strength. 


Radio Flyer 4 in 1:







 
Radio Flyer 4 in 1
This is a fun upgrade from your stroller and it will grow with your child until they are 5 years old! 


Ball Pit:





Ball Pit
With the weather getting colder it is more difficult to get to playgrounds. This toy will help your toddler regulate their sensory system when it is too cold to go outside to play. It is also super fun! 


Busy Boards: 




 
Busy Board 
Busy Boards are so fun and the play schemes are endless! Busy Boards really live up to their name and will keep your toddler busy. They will love to discover all the fun things to do on the board. If you want, you can also make your own Busy Board!


Stickers:





Stickers
These stickers are easy for your child to peel off. This encourages eye-hand coordination, bilateral fine motor skills. Arts and Crafts is a fun way to encourage your child's creativity. 


Beads:





Beads
These beads are one of my favorite because they have a wooden dowel at the tip to help string the beads. They encourage exploration and creativity, as well as, visual motor skills and fine motor skills. 




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