What are the educational toys for children?

1. Rattle Babies as young as 3 months can hold a rattle in one hand and begin to explore the effects of touch, sensation, vision, or taste. The sound produced when shaking the rattle can also train the baby's hearing. This simplest type of toy is the first step in developing a baby's intelligence.

2. Balls Babies at 6 months are interested in everything that moves, and colorful balls that can roll are the most attractive to them. When they push the ball with their hands, it rolls forward, and they will crawl to chase the ball. It would be even better if their mothers could play with them.

3. Building Blocks Babies at 8 months will start using both hands when faced with building blocks. They understand that when two blocks collide, they make a sound, and stacking one block on top of another makes it taller than a single block. They can also create various shapes with the blocks.

4. Shape Sorter With this toy, children can learn that an opening of a certain shape only allows items of the same shape to pass through. This toy helps children understand the different shapes of everyday items, and it is more suitable for toddlers around 18 months old.

5. Sand Play Toddlers over 18 months understand that they shouldn't put everything in their mouths, so they can start playing with sand. Provide various small tools like shovels, rakes, and buckets to let children use their creativity to build different shapes with the sand.

6. Dolls Two-year-old toddlers can express their likes and dislikes. With a doll toy, especially for girls, they can treat the doll like their mother treats them, washing the doll's face, dressing it, feeding it, and praising or scolding the doll.

7. Stacking Cups For a two-year-old, stacking cup toys can be stacked into tall towers or collapsed into a single cup. They can also hide small blocks or other small items inside the stacked cups and then find them again. Children can understand that some things, although not visible to the eye, actually exist.

8. Picture Books Two-year-old toddlers recognize many objects, and finding familiar items in picture books can be a great joy! Parents can also use picture books to teach children about more things. The illustrations should be simple lines and bright colors.

9. Toy Cars By the end of two years, toddlers can basically control their body parts and can drive a "car." If the "car" can also carry some of their small toys, and they can act as the transport driver, it can be a lot of fun.

10. Pull Toys Toddlers are fascinated by pulling "animals" that move. Besides getting to know these "animal friends," they will gradually understand that this string has a pulling force, which is more enlightening than battery-operated toy cars.