TODDLER

1. Wooden Percussion Drum. A beautiful sound that will refine your child's sense of sound and will be pleasant for parents to hear as well! Other options here and here. Small space friendly musical table here.

2. Color Sorting Game, other options here, here, and here.

Strengthen hand eye coordination and fine motor skills through use of the tweezers and careful movements.

3. Race Car/Ball Tracker Game, here, here and here.

Visual tracking is an important developmental stage for your toddler, and they will delight in following the ball's steady movements!

4. Lock Box, here and here.

Encourage your child's natural interest in opening and closing different fastening devices

5. Button Snake , other versions here and here.

Further your child's focus and concentration as he applies himself to this practical life skill.

6. Milton and Goose Play Kitchen, other options here and here.

Your child will love to expand on their fantasy play in this beautiful pretend kitchen.

7. Plush Baby Doll other options here and here. Cutest doll carrier basket here.

2 - 4 YEARS OLD

1. Wooden Shape Stencils also here and here. Using large stencils will allow your child to refine their fine motor control and movements in indirect preparation for handwriting. Once the initial shape has been drawn, allow for free movement, coloring and shading inside.

2. Festive lacing ornaments and lacing tree or woodland lacing cards. The lacing hold and movement fosters your child's pincer grip, while creating patterns and trackable paths.

3. Window Washing Kit or here. Children love to clean! Give your child an initial lesson on how to spray the bottle and wipe the droplets away.

4. Wooden letters tracing and here or Magnetic Letters tracing. Your child has a natural interest in learning numbers and letters at this age.

5. Toddler Tool Box, or tool board, also here.

6. Just Rocks Crayons, also here.

4 - 6 YEARS OLD

1. Perler Bead Kit, also here or here. Children love to create animals and color patterns while using this craft project that is recommended for fine motor skills and refining the pincer grip.

2. Origami kit, also here, here, and here.

3. Fraction Games and Puzzles, also here, here or here. Your child is a concrete learner and benefits from using sensorial materials that teach abstract concepts.

4. Sophie Mouse Books or here. Foster a love of reading by starting with this easy chapter series that can be first read together and then eventually independently.

5. Foster a love of geography with this puzzle map, also here or here. Or Fun Facts of the 50 States.

6. Knitting Fork or here or spool knitting animal kit. An activity that will captivate your child for long periods of time! Watch tutorial here.