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We created this section of our website to help you select appropriate toys for all the stages of babys developmenttoys that encourage and reward different skills through play. The right toys can soothe, can stimulate, can make baby laugh with pure delight. They can help you share the enriching benefits of music or foster imaginative discoveries. They can encourage physical achievements as little ones grow. And no matter what, the right toys are always, always helping baby learn.
Fisher-Price toys are designed to keep children engaged in the ways they learn bestthrough seeing and hearing, touching and trying. And theyre made to enhance the experience of play for both of youbecause the more baby plays, the more baby learns! |
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 Play seems simple, and it is. But play is also one of the most important and enriching activities you can provide for your baby. Hidden in each play experience is a thoughtful lesson, a way for baby to learn about the world. As these lessons add up, baby explores, discovers, develops new skills, and gains a passion for learning that will last a lifetime. |
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 Youll find you both look forward to playtimesoon it will be the most anticipated time of the day. From the first smile you share to every single giggle and laugh, playtime helps your child feel good about being with you. And while your baby is having fun, development and learning are taking place ... just as naturally as laughter.


 As your baby grows, so does the number of wonderful discoveries to be made. Youll find it helpful to focus on toys and activities that encourage specific areas of development. Thats because babies learn in stagescertain skills have to be mastered before the next set can be acquired. And as they grow, each new skill paves the way for the next milestone. As your baby practices skills and gains confidence, you can almost see the advances taking place!
 So make the most of the precious days and months ahead, sharing joy and learning as you play, laugh and growtogether!
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