Ages 1-3

Jouets de 1 à 3 ans

Toys for busy little explorers: stacking, sorting, pushing, pretending and building. Simple play that turns first steps into big discoveries.

Play by stage

Every child grows at their own pace. Use these stages as a loose guide.

12-18 months

New walkers love to move and to carry things from place to place.

Try: toys to push, pull and carry, and containers for putting things in and taking them out.

18-24 months

Little hands get steadier. Towers go up (and come down) and shapes start to match.

Try: stacking rings, simple sorters and chunky blocks.

2-2.5 years

Words arrive fast, and so does make-believe. Everyday life becomes a game.

Try: simple role play and naming what you see together.

2.5-3 years

Toddlers enjoy making things and working out how they fit.

Try: first puzzles, bigger builds and matching games.

Let them leadToddlers learn by doing. Offer a toy, then let them decide how to play with it.

Choose open-ended playToys that can be used in many ways keep their interest for longer.

Check the age labelAlways check the age guidance on each toy and supervise play.

What are good toys for a 2 year old?

Stackers, sorters, simple puzzles and building toys suit this age well, along with things to push, carry and pretend with.

How can I help my toddler focus?

Keep a few toys out at a time and play alongside them. Short, happy sessions work best.

Do toddlers need supervision with toys?

Yes. Always supervise play and follow the age guidance on each product.

Can I buy these as a gift?

Of course. Toys for ages 1-3 make lovely birthday and holiday gifts.