Babies 6-12m

Your bundle of joy is really starting to move!
These next six months are action packed for your baby's motor-skill development. Months seven through nine will have your baby pushing up onto hands and knees, transferring objects from hand to hand, manipulating bells and noisemaking toys, imitating sounds, and even starting to crawl. Think that's incredible? Cute mr. baby is just getting started! Months ten through twelve will have your baby pulling to standing, looking around for stimulating sights and sounds, hitting objects with other objects, putting objects in and out of containers, and taking steps while supporting himself.

What toys should your active infant be playing with at this age?
Push-pull toys, soft stacking towers, nesting blocks, large puzzles, soft dolls, soft washable books, large non-toxic crayons, and musical toys.

Knowing this, Toys That Teach has carefully chosen the following "Top 5" toys to encourage the healthy development of your infant: