Your child will like any toy or game that allows her to throw her whole self into it \u2014 balls, swings, and tiny climbing sets. Small hands are becoming more coordinated, too, and your toddler can probably now use toy sorters more efficiently, build even greater block towers, and scribble a drawing. Play involves lots of experimentation, like “What happens if I drop this ball?” or “What happens if I pull this lever?”<\/p>\n
At this age, most children are very interested in the consequences of their actions, and because their memory isn’t well developed, they don’t tire of repetition. Toddlers also like to try out what they see adults doing, so look for toys that imitate daily life.<\/p>\n
Your child will like any toy or game that allows her to throw her whole self into it \u2014 balls, swings, and tiny climbing sets. Small hands are becoming more coordinated, too, and your toddler can probably now use toy sorters more efficiently, build even greater block towers, and scribble a drawing. Play involves lots of … <\/p>\n