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At around 6 months, babies start to enjoy toys that respond to their actions—think crinkle mats, teething rings, or musical rattles. These support early sensory play and are especially helpful during tummy time or teething discomfort. Look for collections that combine sound, texture, and movement to spark their growing curiosity.
Absolutely. Toys made from natural materials like wood, cotton, or silicone—such as teethers, rattles, and simple mobiles—align beautifully with Montessori principles. They support open-ended exploration without overwhelming babies with flashing lights or noise. You’ll find similar design choices in many thoughtfully curated toy sets made for 0–12 months.
At 1 year, toddlers thrive on imitation and creativity. Think toy phones, soft dolls, or baby-friendly vehicles that mirror real life. These toys help them explore roles and emotions—an early step into pretend play and independent thinking. Many curated collections for 1-year-olds balance safety with imagination beautifully.
Yes, very much so. Soft toys become sources of comfort and symbolic play, especially between 1 and 3 years. Whether it’s a plush friend for naptime or a soft puppet for storytelling, these companions can help toddlers navigate big feelings while nurturing early empathy.
Most babies start showing clear interest in toys around six months. That’s when they begin exploring with their senses—grabbing, mouthing, listening. But gentle sensory toys like fabric books, plush rattles, and tummy time mats can be introduced even earlier to spark curiosity in a safe way.
