19 Best Toddler Toys for Boys & Girls- Kids Approved

Best Toddler Toys for Boys

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In this article, you will find recommendations of toddler toys for boys and girls. Choose from educational, electronic, construction, classic toys and puzzles. Each recommendation has been personally tested and approved by my toddler. Treat your child to the magic of play with these delightful toys today.

Best Toddler Toys for Boys & Girls

1. Flash Cards Reader

It includes 248 Sight Words with more then 10 subjects like animals, vehicles, letters, numbers, foods, nature, colors, shapes, and more. I love that the vehicles and animals also make realistic sounds. It’s a great toy for independent play when the child becomes more familiar with cards. It’s very easy to use.

2. Montessori Busy Board

LED busy board designed to boost early developmental skills in children through sensory play and encourage learning, motor & brain growth. The busy board keeps my child engaged and entertained. He loves to explore every button and switch.

3. Drawing Pad

Perfect for helping kids develop their fine motor skills and discover their love of creating. It’s super cute and lightweight. We used it for our long flight and it was helpful. My toddler likes to use it by himself and also asks me to draw something for him. The best part is the mess-free drawing experience.

4. Montessori Building Blocks Set

Wood building blocks contain 24 pieces,6 geometric shapes, and 4 colors. This toy helps with learning color recognition, matching, stacking, and sorting skills. I like that it’s made from high-quality natural wood and it leaves a lot of room for imaginative play.

5. Pounding Bench With Pegs And Mallet

This toy includes colors, numbers, and emotions with 10 fun pegs. So children at every stage can enjoy that toy and play different ways. For us, it started with pounding the pegs but now when my toddler is about 2 years old he counts, describes colors and tries to match pegs with the same emotion.

6. Pop-a-Balls Push & Pop Bulldozer

This one is one of my toddler’s favorites. It’s perfect for the beginning stage of walking. It has buttons, lights, and music. I like that the handle does have room to store each ball and you can turn off the music while still playing with this toy. 

7. Educational Learning Cube

This toy will help your child learn the alphabet, numbers, colors, music, animal sounds, and musical instruments. It can hold a child’s attention for a while. The interactive cube does a fabulous job of engaging and stimulating.

8. Little Tikes Rocking Horse

It’s a classic toy for toddlers. It will help with coordination and balance. I like that it’s already set up and ready to use. No need to put anything together. It’s fun and easy to use. It is also very durable and easy to clean.

9. Little Tikes Shopping Cart

It is easy to put together, very sturdy, and doesn’t tip when it’s being pushed. My toddler loves pushing this cart outside and in the house. He pretends to do grocery shopping and gives his stuffed animals a ride. It’s just super cute.

10. Radio Flyer My 1st 2-in-1 Wagon

Assembly is super easy. It’s great for practicing walking. My toddler loves to put his farm animals in it and push the wagon around. He sometimes hops inside and requests a ride. It’s great for indoor and outdoor use.

11. Ancaixin  Balance Bike

It was a gift for my son’s first birthday. It’s super easy to assemble. This bike will help your baby develop their balance and gain confidence as they learn to ride. It’s also very sturdy and lightweight.

12. 8 in 1 Wooden Activity Cube

Carrot harvest game, catching worms, fishing, bead maze, xylophone, spinning gears, sliding game, learning clock. There are several activities my son loves now and others he will grow into. It entertains him for a long time. This toy helps with fine motor skills, imagination, hand-eye coordination and solving skills problem.

13. Montessori Wooden Sorting Toy

This stacking/sorting toy includes 20 geometric elements (5 colors, 5 shapes). I think it’s great for toddlers and even preschoolers. There are so many ways a child can play with that toy. It’s very educational and will occupy your child for quite a while.

14. Montessori Shape Puzzle

This is a great shape-matching toy to start with. It teaches about basic shapes and your toddler will master those puzzles with practice. As a two-year-old, my boy still makes these puzzles and uses the shapes for different games. It’s great for hand-eye coordination and visual perception skills.

15. Sorting Silicone Shapes Toy

It’s a great toy for babies 3 months+. In the beginning, the baby can explore every piece by chewing on it for teething. Later they can use it for sorting and learning the shapes. It’s a very simple and aesthetically pleasing toy.

16. Montessori pop-up wooden toy

This is such a simple toy, yet very entertaining for little ones. My toddlers loved it from day one. This toy will help improve fine motor skills, teach basic physics with hands-on action, stimulate reasoning and creativity, and just spark joy.

17. Shape Sorter

I like that it has 2 levels of difficulty. It can be also a great storage space for other small toys/balls. I have placed different toys in the box to keep his interest up. It’s great for problem-solving skills.

18. Magnetic Whiteboard/Chalkboard

Not a toy per se but definitely a must-have in the toddler’s room. This board has so many ways to keep a child occupied. They can play with magnetic numbers and letters. They can draw with chalk on the chalkboard and with the marker on the magnetic side. It’s also a great tool for me and homeschooling. I’m using it for daily lessons like days of the week, weather, shapes and more.

19. Little Tikes T-Ball Set

Amazing outdoor and indoor toy for toddlers. Easy and fast to assemble. The height is just right for little ones to reach comfortably, and the bright colors are visually appealing. Very easy and fun to use. It provides a perfect balance of fun, learning and movement.

Takeaway

Looking for the best toy for your toddler can be time consuming. I hope my list will help you find a special toy that will spark curiosity, creativity and joy. In the comment section below please let me know if you discovered any new favorites from the list.