When choosing toys, children usually focus on appearance and use, adults usually focus on brand and quality, and one can not be ignored is the size of the toy. Pick the right size toy and give it to the right person, it can be your child, your friend, your lover. Surround them with your love, and that's really happy. 

Have you ever overpaid when buying toys for your baby? In fact, only by choosing toys according to the characteristics of different ages, your painstaking efforts will be resonated with children.

Before the age of 3 months, when a brightly colored pendant toy is placed at the head of the bed, most children will look to the right, so you should hang the toy on the upper right, as high as his hand can reach.

3-6 months old, the gums are soft and itchy when teething, and the discomfort needs to be alleviated. At the same time, children like to explore objects with their mouths, so plastic toys that can be bitten in their hands are their favorites; pacifiers can also provide comfort; A toy that turns, taps and taps, suitable for children to learn hand-eye coordination.

6-12 months old, children are in the stage of fine motor development, they like to explore the properties of things, and they are full of interest in details. Provide children with toys of different materials, sizes, colors, sounds and movements for him to play with; children like to try various actions to understand objects, so they need to provide them with toys with various functions, such as percussion xylophone, rotating Toys, switch boxes, etc.

12-36 months old, the child likes to do productive work, and he will practice it repeatedly in order to master a certain movement. Maybe you think your child is playing, but in fact he is seriously mastering motor skills and knowledge. In the early stage, you should focus on the practice of hand movements, and gradually add toys with knowledge and game connotations, such as puzzles, combinations, role-playing and other toys.

No matter what stage you are in, you can choose a plush toy to accompany your child, just like a child's little pet, they grow up together.