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Baby Toys & Play
In the first year, play is mostly looking, grabbing, chewing, dropping, and then doing it all over again with great concentration. This edit brings together baby favorites from Sophie la Girafe, Tender Leaf, Miniland, BabyBjörn, and more, with sensory toys, teethers, soft books, rattles, and wooden classics made for curious little hands.
The best place to start is with your baby's stage rather than the toy box you imagine having six months from now. Newborns may be drawn to simple contrasts, soft textures, and gentle sounds, while older babies usually get more interested in grasping, mouthing, stacking, and exploring cause and effect. Easy-to-clean materials are always a welcome bonus, because everything eventually takes a trip to the mouth. Add a cuddly companion from plush toys, browse more as they grow in toys & play, or head to gifts for baby when you're shopping for someone else's little one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What toys are best for a newborn?
Keep it simple. High-contrast books, soft sensory toys, and lightweight rattles can give newborns plenty to look at and explore without overcomplicating things. As they grow, you can add teethers and easy-to-grasp toys. For more stage-friendly ideas, browse gifts for baby.
Are these toys easy to clean?
Many are designed with baby life in mind, meaning regular wiping, washing, and the occasional emergency clean. Care instructions vary by material, though, so check each product before introducing it to the sink, dishwasher, or washing machine with reckless optimism.
What toys support development in the first year?
Look for toys that suit what your baby is doing now and still leave room to explore as they grow. Sensory toys, teethers, rattles, stackers, and grasping toys can all support different kinds of play across the first year. The main thing is choosing age-appropriate pieces and following the product guidance. For a broader selection, browse toys & play