Make your own toys for babies from 19 to 36 months old

Making toys for babies from 19 to 36 months old is not difficult. What matters is your creativity and persistence.

1. Pedestrian bridge.

 

Cut large circles, squares and triangles out of colored paper and place them randomly on the floor.

Choose different destinations and build routes there.

Instruct your baby to just walk on those papers to the destination.

When your baby gets older and is fluent in playing, you can set the rules of the game to only walk on 1 color paper or 1 fixed image.

This game helps children develop problem solving skills, building understanding of shapes and colors. Also training your baby's motor ability.

2. Toy flashlight.

 

Choose a flashlight with easy toggles for your baby.

Turn off indoor lights, leaving enough light.

You can shine a light on a wall or body and let the light dance.

Give them a try, they will enjoy the light control.

3. Tunnel.

 

Build tunnels from cardboard or plastic boxes.

Place boxes lined up in a row and connected to each other. As big as you want.

Crawling and moving through these tunnels, most babies are very passionate.

You can also design more rooms or doors, ...

3. Lotus leaves to "frog" to jump.

 

Cut the paper into green circles and place them on the floor.

Imagine yourself as frogs and jump on them (lotus leaves).

Guide the children to dance.

Can design more frog cloak or frog hat.

This game enhances motor skills, develops thinking and imagination.

4. Make your own food containers.

 

Arrange stuffed animals around and let your baby sit on the floor.

Use colorful paper, brush, scissors, tape to cut, graft, decorate into food, fake food containers.

Place paper plates, plastic bowls, spoons, homemade food ... beside them.

Pretend they're all in the family and eating.

This game stimulates children's thinking and imagination.

5. Mail and mailboxes.

 

Cut colorful papers into squares and fold them like letters.

Write a letter, word or simple drawing on it.

Place them all over the room and let your baby know where they are.

Ask your child to pick up a letter and let her search it and put it in the mailbox.

Give a reward every time your baby succeeds in a mission.

This game helps children learn letters from a young age, the ability to distinguish colors and thinking.

6.The game plays an engineer.

 

Give your baby a desk from cardboard.

Put fake toys such as wood, ruler, electronics, hammer, clock, ... on it.

Pretend you broke something and have your baby repaired.

Should choose easily removable items.

7. Sandwich.

 

Cut and decorate the covers into sandwiches.

Pretend you're a sandwich seller.

Your baby will stack the pieces of paper up like a sandwich with food.

You buy cakes and pretend to eat them.

You can ask your baby to choose the foods that go with the cake.

This game stimulates creativity, thinking and the ability to recognize foods.

8. House for mouse.

 

You design a small house out of cardboard and put a fake mouse in it (Mickey).

Pretend that the baby is taking care of a mouse.

You ask your baby what the mouse needs and respond to it.

This game is like playing a doll.

This game stimulates your baby to imagine, think and develop emotionally.

Young children always love to play and learn through games, they can develop physically, intellectually and emotionally. Instead of buying very costly and unsafe toys, you can make very interesting toys for babies like these.

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