Children of different ages are drawn to different games and toys. Let's look at the toys that the child will like in the age period from birth to 3 years. And so. From birth to six months. The child's senses develop: vision, hearing, touch. toys should be bright, safe, and hygienic. The child will put everything in his mouth. The baby needs: - rattles; - pendants; - a musical carousel; - a bright educational mat; - rings - teethers (for growing teeth); - multi-colored balls. From 6 months to 9 months. The child is developing sensory skills and fine motor skills of the fingers. The baby needs: - soft books; - flexible dolls; - cars; - a set for playing with water; - animal figures of different sizes; - bowls, boxes for putting objects and balls. From 9 months to a year .The child develops coordination of movements. The baby needs: - a pyramid; - wheelchairs and carts; - stable cars; - wind-up toys; - a rocking toy; - boxes with lids; - a swing; - a drum; - a construction set; - a children's hammer; - toys with various slots. From one to one and a half years. The child develops intelligence, logical thinking, and the ability to distinguish colors, shapes and sizes of objects. Passive vocabulary is being accumulated. The ability to imitate adults and serve oneself in everyday life develops. The baby needs: - a pyramid with rings of different sizes and colors; - marching tent; - cubes; - bowl liners; - large puzzles; - dolls; - doll furniture, crib and stroller; - doll dishes ;- children's iron; - children's phone; - picture books; - books with short poems and nursery rhymes; - pencils, crayons, paints. From one and a half to 2 years. The child develops speech, accustoms himself to accuracy, and further develops his intellect and physical health. The baby needs: - a set for playing with sand; - a swing; - a children's bicycle; - puzzles; - figures of various shapes and sizes; - paints; - various lacing; - role-playing games; - interactive cards; - balls. from 2 years up to 3 years. The child develops speech and creative skills. The child learns to simulate various life situations through role-playing games. The baby needs: - models of houses; - construction sets: - sets: doctor, hairdresser, builder, etc.; - lotto; - children's musical instruments; - sets for creativity; - set of dolls for the theater; - books with pictures, poems and stories; - alphabet; - counting material.