What sort of toys are suitable for a 13 month old?

Question

She has some shape sorters,crayons, bricks to build with and balls etc. However, I think she needs some new stuff as most of her other stuff she hardly looks at and is maybe a little young for her now. Any ideas as to what to get?

Answer 1

u get these tables that pump air out and you put balls into it and they wizz around

(sorry the description is so bad)

or how about a ride on all kiddys love em

Answer 2

Hi Hun ...my son has autism and adores toys from this company they do all sorts to provide a good way to learn ..its thanks to the help of these toys his speech has come on he is 10 now and cannot talk very much at all but what words he does know he has learnt from these toys the link is below x

Answer 3

My daughter has everthing, most of it gets ignored but she loves her trampoline which was £10 from argos, dolly pushchairs & dolls, she has one doll the same height as her called roxanne - also from Argos, she dresses her up in her old clothes. Keyboards, xylophone, jack in the box from the ELC. Toy kitchen , off ebay, she pretends to cook eggs a lot, toy microphone from woolies £6, she takes it everywhere and sings into it.

Anything that they can pretend to be an adult with like a kitchen, trolley,pushchair,dollies,cash register etc...

Answer 4

Here are some that my 1 year old loves:

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp...

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp...

She also likes any kid cell phones

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp...

Answer 5

try somewhere like the early learning center as you can search toys on their website according to age and child's s*x , i always find that really helpful

Answer 6

Hello,

I have lots of toys on my website:

www.sensoryintegrate.com

Check them out, or check out the following link for toys, which are also listed by age and sounds like it would be very useful to you:

http://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?B=81756&...

Good Luck & please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like specific suggestions depending on your child's interest.

Jessica

www.sensoryintegrate.com