What are some MUST HAVES for a 7-9 month old baby for toys?
Saturday, July 10th, 2010 at
6:04 pm
What are some of your favorite toys you got for your baby that you think is a really nice toy?
Tell me the brand of it and exactly what it is called so I can look for it myself
also tell me how much it is
Thanks
Filed under: Baby Clothes
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Stacking(nesting) cups- they can be used to teach color,size counting,builting,in and out. Usually they are under $10 fisherprice and playschool make them
Stacking rings by fisher price- about $7
books of any kind. Babys love to hear you talking and enjoy a good cuddle
fisher price makes really cute playsets a tool set for baby boys and a purse for girls($20) they also make a really cute pig that will be good for fine motor skills it comes with coins that are save to chew.
Bubbles babys love bubbles they are a cheap toy but they do sell blower of you feel like being lazy($20)
My daughters must have is a JUMPAROO…
She loves it….Its fisher price….and i got mine at walmart for 70 dollars….
check on ebay…they have them there..too
My son LOVES his exersaucer.
http://www.amazon.com/Evenflo-6161649-Exersaucer%C2%AE-Mega-Circus/dp/B000BKTEYC
My son’s favorite toys are the ones he can chew on. Those plastic stacking rings are really good, as are those different shaped blocks that go through their own little holes in a lid. He also loves to cuddle with stuffed animals (especially this little lamb that his aunt got him when he was born) and absolutely loves pushing buttons that make noise. Every baby is different though. Find out what your child likes more, and don’t worry about name brands. Get what looks more fun in the eyes of a 7 month old. Something sweet, simple, and desireable.
Actually I personally think today’s children have too many toys. By the time the holidays roll around, birthdays, etc, etc, the parents have a MOUNTAIN of toys, and most of them don’t get played with. I think fewer toys are better with lots of attention from an adult is best.
Fisher Price stacking bowls. My son loves these! You can stack them up or make balls from them. My son loves to chase the balls around the floor. They were a gift, but they aren’t expensive and provide so much entertainment. Recommended for age 6 months and up.
Some type of car or truck that the baby can first push, then use as a beginning to walk toy, and then a ride on toy. My son has a Tonka shape sorting truck. I think it was around $50. Recommended for age 9 months and up.
My son was done with his exersaucer by this age. He wanted to be able to scoot/crawl around.
baby einstein graco- exersaucer is amazing with much to do wal mart- 80.00
manhatten toys skwish is a great toy and is about $15.oo fun for everyone and is quiet
octotunes by lamaze 23.00 anything lamaze really
haba wooden toys many price ranges they are manipulative natural wooden toys and are lovely from cheap to high ranges amazon is a reat place to buy with many offers for free shipping( trix) is great
fisher price laugh and learn activity table 30.00
fisher price baby gymnastics playwall 40.00 great for encouragement
Plastic bowls, wooden spoons, a ball he can roll, saucepans to bang with the wooden spoons, cardboard boxes to put things in and take things out. Too much plastic is boring. lots of time and attention and a few bits and pieces are best and ita all free as you have them at home anyway