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Clear- Baby Jumper: Activity games with swinging that help the child develop motor skills by jumping and balancing.
- Sensory: Toys that stimulate the baby’s senses, such as touch, sight, and hearing, encouraging exploration and perception of the environment.
- Activity Tables 98
- Baby Jumper 46
- Books 338
- Cubes 278
- Sleeping Games 377
- Telephones 95
- Steering Wheels 68
- Musical Instruments 220
- Animals 1.100
- Sensory 105
- Balls 292
- Stacking Games 684
- Walk-A-Longs 477
- Mazes 203
- Push Along 74
- Vehicles 393
- Pull String Toys 47
- Shape Sorters 400
- Laptops-Tablets 24
- Keys 29
- Pyramids 155
- Hammering & Pounding Toys 118
- with White Sounds: The sound of rain, the waves of the sea, and the sound of an electric fan are considered white noise. It is a continuous sound that includes every frequency, and it soothes and relaxes babies.
- Montessori Method: Maria Montessori developed an educational system based on the principle of the child's freedom to act and move in a prepared environment. Through the toys of this method, the child develops socially, emotionally, and cognitively.
- Sensory Development: Toys that stimulate vision, hearing, touch, etc., enhance sensory perception and help infants discover the world around them.
- Motor Skills: They enhance hand-eye coordination, balance, and physical movement, contributing to the development of both gross and fine motor skills.
- Learning: Toys that cultivate logical thinking, memory, and problem-solving, laying the foundations for cognitive development.
- Pre-Writing: They focus on hand and finger control through activities such as drawing on lines or simple shapes, preparing them to learn to write later.
- Fine Motor Skills: Toys that help develop dexterity and control of hand and finger movements through activities such as grasping, twisting, and placing objects.