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a toy for a 14months old : what is your toddler's favourite?
Frenchy72 · 20/05/2005 11:59
Hi everyone. I can't seem to find the right toy for my little boy who is 14 months. what do you recommend?
thanks in anticipation!
wordsmith · 20/05/2005 12:00
Anything you can bang. Stacking cups. Hammer and blocks. Saucepans and baking trays!
MarsLady · 20/05/2005 12:01
I bought a vtech rocket from woolies, reduced to £7.99. The DTs love that. They also love the Fisher Price train from ELC that moves along the floor when you push the funnel and has cubes on it.
Mostly though they like the broom, the dustpan, the mop and my pots and pans.
tarantula · 20/05/2005 12:04
dds fav toys at the moment are 1.toy cars 2. mega blocks bricks/wooden bricks 3. wheelie moo.
otto · 20/05/2005 12:08
My 14-month old loves his scooby doo ball, or any other ball for that matter
hunkermunker · 20/05/2005 12:09
The drum from Early Learning (white top with lights under it, three buttons and a speaker round the middle) - it's a tenner, plays nice (not too loud, proper-sounding) music and DS (13mo) loves banging it and jigging to the music.
Flum · 20/05/2005 12:11
Mine is 15 months and likes books best, second I would say are toy cars, third is a toy push chair.
GeorginaA · 20/05/2005 12:21
ELC's happyland toys are good - obviously they won't necessarily play imaginatively with them yet, but ds2 loves pressing all the things which make a sound and chewing on the little people and animals! And it's a toy he can grow into too. (Ds1 plays with it too - so they can play together with it at different levels quite easily).
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