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Which toy would you recommend for 9 month old?

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GingerMaman · 28/02/2014 10:52

My DD who is 9 month old needs a new toy to keep her entertained! Smile

She will not let me sit and keeps following me around! I have to physically hide from her (currently under duvet MN-ing Wink)

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GingerMaman · 28/02/2014 10:52

Budget is £20 btw

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Mumof3xx · 28/02/2014 10:54

Musical instruments?

My 20 month old loves her shakers and click clacky things!

TheSurgeonsMate · 28/02/2014 10:59

Stacking cups.

MiaowTheCat · 28/02/2014 11:00

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JRsandCoffee · 28/02/2014 11:32

www.mothercare.com/ELC-Nesting-Eggs/135703,default,pd.html#q=Egg

Inexplicably fascinating for months......... best 5 I've spent on a toy so far, although they are all different so may not be such a hit elsewhere. And books, she started to get really into books around that age, particularly the "thats not my...." ones in lairy colours.

Ferguson · 28/02/2014 18:14

Yes, books (board books maybe) and with 'textures' or some other novelty feature.

Duplo - that can last for ever, and huge variety of items; teaches so much - physical, colours, counting, social.

Our DS had a 'Clatterpillar' pull-along toy, but I fixed a very long piece of string on it, which went across the room, and round the leg of a firm chair or table. The end of the string then was given to DS, so when he pulled on the string the toy went AWAY from him. Any wheeled toy would do, of course.

gretagrape · 28/02/2014 19:15

My son started to get obsessed with one of these at around 9 months and will play with it all the time:
www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/80014041/

Bigmonkeylittlemonkey · 28/02/2014 19:15

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Bigmonkeylittlemonkey · 28/02/2014 19:16

Sorry pressed post too soon!

The cookie jar, I think it is by Fischer price. My son has loved it since he was 7 months and still plays with it at 18 months

Velma67 · 28/02/2014 19:22

Treasure basket.

Get a little box and put a few bits and bobs with different materials and textures in - wooden spoon, pine cone, lemon, handkerchief, anything you can think of as long as it isn't likely to hurt or choke her (so that's a no to the steak knives and marbles!) Very cheap toy and you can change it around when she gets bored.

Aworryingtrend · 28/02/2014 19:42

I was going to say the cookie jar, ds loved it from 6 months and still at 17mo. me not so much with the annoying song

Also from about 11 months ild Ds loved touch and feel books and lift the flap books.

Also tge early learning centre activity triangle-cant link as phone but a 3 sided toy with various bits on it. DSs was red and turquoise.

addictedtosugar · 28/02/2014 20:07

Lots of excellent ideas above.
Tho I didn't like the cookie jar. Preferred a general shape sorter.
hide and squeek eggs still popular here at nearly 3

mrsbug · 28/02/2014 20:09

Baby walker?

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wherethewildthingis · 28/02/2014 22:47

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00804BDEU/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1393627601&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX110_SY165

DS loves this, at seven months. He has it without the legs at the moment, legs go on once they can stand!

GingerMaman · 01/03/2014 14:50

Thanks everyone! Smile

Wherethewild, that looks perfect but it's a little outside our budget.

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DeathMetalMum · 02/03/2014 07:13

Rattles, books, cars, balls, we have a little tikes piano wich is great but elc also do a xylopiano, which isuch better it says 3+ but that is due to the beaters and note cards but my dd (and all past babies in my family 6+) love the one my mum has.

Get a bag - we have a jute type one (christmas m+s one I think) stick all of dcs toys in it, sit sc next to it. I needed a place to keep dd2's toys and this bag was being used for something of dd1's that needed a new place as dd2 was crawling. Well dd2 will spend 30 minutes at times emptyig out the bag. She has a little play with each thing then looks in the bag for something else.

Also I am reccomendig this at peril Alfie Bear - he himself is the most annoying bastard toy in the universe but this past week (a very difficult one) has been the only thing to break dd2 out of huge crying fits. He may be very annoying but far preferable to screaming. Good thing is he is so annoying your could probably easily find one in a charity shop.

wherethewildthingis · 02/03/2014 22:38

Ooh, sorry- ours was a pressie from granny. We do buy a lot second hand though, have you a baby stuff for sale group on facebook where you are? My DH has been off today and picked up a playnest and a musical animal train for a fiver. Definitely worth a look!

Passthesaltdear · 02/03/2014 22:56

Tomy Hide snd Squeak Eggs...both mine loved them and only about £10

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