What are the early education toys for infants?

1. You can choose some large colorful rings, bracelets, ankle bands, soft cloth balls, and wooden blocks, as well as plastic toys that can be hit, grasped, and make sounds, along with colorful picture cards, allowing the baby to engage in various activities, which is beneficial for developing physical movements.

2. At this time, he will grasp the toys in front of him on the table, but not accurately. You can prepare some toys of various textures and colors that are easy to grasp, such as rattles, ping pong balls, walnuts, small metal boxes, weebles, small square building blocks, small spoons, blow-molded or rubber animals, pom-poms, or yarn balls.

3. Babies under 6 months will follow the movement of a mirror with their eyes. Prepare a mirror for him; when the baby sees himself in the mirror, he thinks it is a "little friend." The affectionate response to this little friend actually reflects trust and a sense of security towards others and the surrounding environment, which is part of social content. This is beneficial for cultivating the baby's social affinity and enriching the baby's visual experience.

4. Babies need warm maternal love and a sense of security. You can choose some soft, simple-shaped, larger plush toys to place beside the baby or on the bed.

5. When the baby shows interest in the surrounding environment, you can select some brightly colored, richly patterned, easy-to-grasp toys that can make different sounds, such as clappers, rattles, small alarm clocks, music boxes, squeezable plastic toys, brightly colored small socks, and small silk scarves.

6. A 3-month-old baby can hold a "rattle" toy. They begin to explore the functions of touch, hearing, vision, or taste. They can feel the sensations in their hands, see the various colors of the toys with their eyes, taste the toys with their mouths, and the sound when shaking the "rattle" can also train the baby's hearing. These simplest toys are the first step in developing the baby's intelligence.