Picking out Education supplies and toys for childcare can be tricky — especially when it comes to toddlers, as it's hard to know what they'll like and what will stand the test of time. Sometimes toys that are meant to be educational aren't, and other toys that aren't labeled educational offer lots of learning opportunities. Take cues from your little one — see which toys she latches onto and learns from, and try to find more like them. Consider these options:
Wooden Toys: These are a great wooden toys for kids because they're a bit ageless. Whether you buy letters or shapes, you can use them as a tool to expand your child's vocabulary and improve your child's gross motor skills.
Shape puzzle, Number puzzle and Alphabet puzzle: since your child is in a small confined space and you have her full attention. These puzzles can help toddlers learn the alphabet, numbers, colors and counting.
Musical Instrument: Music is such a great learning tools; instruments teach your child about sounds, along with cause and effect. You can sing kid songs while you play — both traditional ones and those you make up. It's great way to have fun and be creative.
ECE Toys: Learning emotional intelligence is just as important as a lesson in the ABCs, as well as imagination and adventure. With ECE Toys, your child will get an action figure that gives him or her the emotional connection.
Building and Construction Toys: The versatile Building and Construction toys makes geometry accessible for the earliest of players, teaching them creativity, sensory development and engineering. Don’t worry, the cones are made of elastic silicone rubber, so you can easily pack it for travel and they won’t break.
Pretend Play Toys: can develop skills like imaginative play, critical thinking, fine-motor skills and color, letter, number and shape recognition.
Wooden Toys: These are a great wooden toys for kids because they're a bit ageless. Whether you buy letters or shapes, you can use them as a tool to expand your child's vocabulary and improve your child's gross motor skills.
Shape puzzle, Number puzzle and Alphabet puzzle: since your child is in a small confined space and you have her full attention. These puzzles can help toddlers learn the alphabet, numbers, colors and counting.
Musical Instrument: Music is such a great learning tools; instruments teach your child about sounds, along with cause and effect. You can sing kid songs while you play — both traditional ones and those you make up. It's great way to have fun and be creative.
ECE Toys: Learning emotional intelligence is just as important as a lesson in the ABCs, as well as imagination and adventure. With ECE Toys, your child will get an action figure that gives him or her the emotional connection.
Building and Construction Toys: The versatile Building and Construction toys makes geometry accessible for the earliest of players, teaching them creativity, sensory development and engineering. Don’t worry, the cones are made of elastic silicone rubber, so you can easily pack it for travel and they won’t break.
Pretend Play Toys: can develop skills like imaginative play, critical thinking, fine-motor skills and color, letter, number and shape recognition.
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