Fisher Price Laugh 'n Learn Click 'n Learn Remote
We bought this for David for Christmas. He has a fascination with remotes. I won't let him play with the actual TV remote because that is known to be on of the most germ friendly things in your home. This toy only cost around $10 from Target. It has an on-off switch on the side so that the baby can still play with the remote with no sound. The volume keys actually turn the volume up and down. The red light on top flashes along with the music too. This toy has been a great attention grabber for David. He can sit there and play with this remote forever. It has been a life saver!
Vulli So' Pure Teether (aka Sophie the Giraffe)
Trust me on this, if you only buy one toy for your baby... get a teether. The best thing about Sophie is that she is made of natural rubbers and painted with food paint. How awesome is that? And of course, she is BPA free. David has been chewing on this toy since the beginning (maybe that's why he already has 4 1/2 teeth?). Not much else to say about this... just buy it. It will cost you about $15 on Amazon.
Rhino Toys Oball Rattle and Football
We received the rattle as a baby shower gift and we purchased the football ourselves. This toy is great for little baby fingers to grab. It is also light weight so baby can pick it up and even throw it. The rattle in the original Oball is a great sensory object for baby. The football is a little larger but also a favorite to David. They cost about $10 each on Amazon. (Bonus: they are easy to attach to pacifier clips too!)
VTech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker
My sister, Tana, got David this walker for Christmas. She has two girls of her own and says this was their all time favorite toy. She is right! David loves this thing. Although he isn't walking yet, he does like to sit in front of it and push all the buttons. It's pretty cute because he can't stand to have the phone on the base and for the gate on the far left to be open. As soon as we give him the toy he rips off the phone and closes the gate. Only then can he proceed to playing :) The face of the walker comes off so that you can sit the activity board flat on the floor. We haven't done that for David, but you do have the option.
VTech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker
My sister, Tana, got David this walker for Christmas. She has two girls of her own and says this was their all time favorite toy. She is right! David loves this thing. Although he isn't walking yet, he does like to sit in front of it and push all the buttons. It's pretty cute because he can't stand to have the phone on the base and for the gate on the far left to be open. As soon as we give him the toy he rips off the phone and closes the gate. Only then can he proceed to playing :) The face of the walker comes off so that you can sit the activity board flat on the floor. We haven't done that for David, but you do have the option.
I had never heard of Melissa and Doug until David was born. It's good to know that there are still wooden toys being made today! I came across this cube at a garage sale in the Fall. It had a price tag of $5 but I talked her down to $2. Not bad when they cost around $15 brand new. I think this toy is technically for ages 3 and up... but David loves to play with the shapes! Of course he can't put them into the correct holes quite yet, but he still loves it. It entertains him for at least 30 minutes.
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