Holiday toys

[hol92]

Just wanted some recommendations on what toys are good to bring on holiday / plane for a 14 month old :D

post it notes- sticking them on and off will entertain them for ages!

A spinny thing that you can suction onto a window

Tiny cars

Was going to say reusable stickers or those little sticky flags you get for marking pages in books, so very similar to @Danikm151 . A couple new or not recently read lift the flap books. If she's discovered mark-making, possibly one of the draw-with-water books. Water Magic, maybe?

Stacking cups are great for on holiday, do the beach/pool/bath as well as wherever you're staying. A couple little plastic animals that can do the same. A balloon – blow it up once you're there.

Suction toys. Amazon sell lots of different kinds.

Magnetic books.

Some new books they've never seen before.

Treasure bag- fill a small bag with odds and ends they've never seen before. Sensory toys are good for this.

Bucket and spade of course (assuming sand)

Does he have an interest in a particular kind of toy at home? My son at that age loved filling and emptying little bags so ahead of a flight I bought a cheap large wallet and hid little things in all the pockets mainly animal shaped flattish magnets etc. he loved it and it kept him very happy on the plane.

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Mine spent about an hour on the plane with a piggy bank, "posting" buttons through the slot, and then we'd open it up from the bottom and tip them out and do it again. (They were very large buttons and a piggy bank with a big slot - I might have made it myself out of a cardboard box)

He might have been more like 18-24 months, though.

Busy boards are great for travelling! Tor's Story have some great options. www.torsstory.com