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  1. 1Wee Gallery Art Cards for Baby: Original CollectionWee Gallery Art Cards for Baby: Original CollectionNewborn weeks, from birth. Before a baby can reach for anything, looking is the whole game, and bold black-and-white designs are what hold a newborn's gaze. This set gives you six 5 x 7 inch illustrated cards to prop beside the changing mat, along the side of a crib or in front of a baby during…0
  2. 2Lovevery The Play GymLovevery The Play GymNewborn to 12 months. The one big-ticket buy here, at about $150, and the one designed to cover the whole year. The gym has five development zones that let you reveal or hide activities, so a young baby is not swamped by everything at once. It arrives with a high-contrast ball, a wooden batting…0
  3. 3Lamaze Freddie the FireflyLamaze Freddie the FireflyFrom birth, and best on the go. A toy that packs a whole sensory checklist into something you can clip to the stroller or car seat. One side is high-contrast black and white for the earliest weeks; the other is bright color. Then come crinkle wings with a little peek-a-boo mirror, a squeaker,…0
  4. 4Pearhead Tummy Time Activity Plush Farm Crinkle BookPearhead Tummy Time Activity Plush Farm Crinkle BookFrom birth, for tummy time. A soft cotton book is the friendliest first book, and this one is built for the floor. Every page crinkles, the farm illustrations are bright, and it folds shut with a hook-and-loop closure so it travels in a diaper bag. Stand it open in front of a baby during tummy…0
  5. 5Manhattan Toy WinkelManhattan Toy WinkelFrom birth, at its best once hands start grabbing. The Winkel is the rattle that small, uncoordinated hands can actually hold: a loop of soft, bendy tubes means there is always something to catch hold of, whichever way it lands. The rattle sits inside the central cube, so a wave of the arm makes a…0
  6. 6Bright Starts Oball Classic Easy-Grasp ToyBright Starts Oball Classic Easy-Grasp ToyFrom birth, and in play all year. The Oball solves the first problem of grabbing: a smooth ball slips away, but this 4-inch lattice has 32 big finger holes, so a fist closing anywhere on it catches hold. It is light and soft enough for a young baby to lift and squeeze, and later it becomes the…0
  7. 7Manhattan Toy Skwish Infant RattleManhattan Toy Skwish Infant RattleFor the grab-and-shake months. An open, springy frame gives a baby plenty of places to grab, and every shake sends beads sliding and rattling along the rods. Rubberwood rods are strung together with durable elastic cords, so it is a rattle and a teether in one, and a good pick for families who…0
  8. 8Sophie la girafeSophie la girafeFrom birth, at her best for teething. Sophie has been sold as a baby's first teething toy since 1961, and the appeal is easy to see: natural rubber that is soft enough to gum, plenty of legs, ears and horns to chew on, and a squeak when squeezed. Expect her spots to fade with use; the maker says…0
  9. 9Lalo Stacking CupsLalo Stacking CupsFrom 6 months, once sitting is steady. Stacking cups are the most versatile toy a sitting baby can own: nest them, knock towers over, fill and tip them out. This set of six is food-grade silicone, so the cups are soft to bite and quiet when they tumble, and each base has a different hole pattern,…0
  10. 10Sassy Stacks of Circles STEM ToySassy Stacks of Circles STEM ToyFrom 6 months. Pulling rings off a post comes long before putting them back on, and this toy is happy to be played with either way. The post is straight rather than tapered, so rings of every size slide on in any order, which spares a baby the frustration of a "wrong" answer while they practice…0