I hope you saw something on this list of educational toys for toddlers and preschoolers that your child will love for years to come. It’s a wise decision to invest in high-quality toys made from natural materials. When buying learning toys for multiple children, you should prioritize quality over quantity. This way multiple kids can enjoy them because they’ll stand the test of time. Who knows, your child may even pass some of their favorite toys along to their children. As you prepare for your toy giving, just a reminder that less is more when it comes to toys. Children only play with about 5 percent of their toys on average. It’s good to have educational toys available for children to play with, but they will also be able to create their own entertainment from items that are already in the home. For toddlers, a laundry hamper is a playground. It encourages creativity, focus, and creativity by having fewer toys. Many parents are successful with a toy rotation, but you can also save yourself some money and storage space by showing some restraint in purchasing. I know it’s hard-I love getting my kids new toys too. My family has started to indicate that “gifts not needed” are being given for child party, which I have seen many other families do. Families can choose to give gifts that don’t involve toys. Or, you could ask family members to consider “consider donating Billy’s college funds in place of gifts.” This will enable you to pick the toys that fit your child. In addition to household items, don’t forget that the great outdoors can also make a wonderful learning experience for your child. Let them explore their world with plenty of open-ended play. Have some fun

Category 1: Alphabet category 2: Writing Category 4: Numbers Categories 5: Colors and Shapes Category 6: Shapes Class 7: Fine Motor, Category 8: Active Learning If I were to tell you that there is a way for your children to learn with toys they actually want to use.


You would think that this would be great! You and your child will need to determine which toys best suit you.


Here’s how to narrow down the choices. I have created 8 different categories that focus on the best toys for each specific learning skill for toddlers. Here are my strategies to show your child how to use the toys!


Alphabet Toys 1. The Leap. Leap. One of the best toys I have seen recently is Frog SmartBuild Blocks.


You can let your child build with the blocks or interact with the alphabet. By placing the letters in the spot that tells them what one they are and any word that begins with their letter, you can have the kids create with the block.


How to help your child learn with this toy:


A. Your child should learn about 1-2 letters each until they start to recognize them. Repetition the letters that they already know as well as 1 or 2 new letters.