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6 month old: Stacking Cups and Sassy Rings


[cups] (http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=13343706&mr:keyword=&mr:trackingCode=FB208E66-7315-E311-A497-90E2BA285E75&mr:match=&mr:adType=pla&mr:filter=38523660046&cagpspn=plat_13659071&mr:referralID=NA&mr:ad=35250039166&mr:device=c&camp=PLAPPC-_-PID13659071&KPID=13659071)

[rings] (http://www.amazon.com/Sassy-Ring-Links-Rattle-Developmental/dp/B002L3T9YM)

There is no rush to buy toys as others have said. Tummy time should begin at birth and you could try to get toys that will hold LO’s attention in that position before they learn to reach for things:

• B&W books like this one
  
• A mirror that can be propped vertically at infant eye level
  
• A tummytime pillow in the same shape as Boppy but smaller, goes under newborn armpits
  
  Next up would be a playard (the Kick n Play Piano one was super popular in our Bumper group) to hang things overhead that they’ll eventually bat at or kick. The Manhattan Toys with lots of strings or loops are great first toys to grasp. You might also like some plastic chain links, which can be toys/teethers on their own at first and graduate to tools for tethering toys in the stroller/car seat.

• An inflatable tub shaped like a duck! It's adorable, and Monkey likes to play in it when it's not bath time, which is pretty cute.
  Vintage vinyl squeaky books that are fun to touch.
  Summer's muslin swaddling blankets; they rule.
  
  
• A decent portable swing; we take it w/us to friends' houses for dinner, and let her sack out while we eat. It's awesome. When one of the straps broke, their customer service had a free replacement and a fluffy toy in the mail to us the same day. They were actually a joy to deal with, and I will look for their products in the future.
  
  
• Rechargeable batteries. Best. Invention. Ever. We bought a few sets of the spacers so that buying fresh C/D batteries is a thing of the past. We've gifted them out too.
  
  And of course, we have some cute toys for her, but she seems to prefer a single disposable plastic spoon, my rubber watch, a length of knotted cord and our hands/feet. Of the cute toys, the Infantino Stacker is the clear winner for versatility. The base makes a whistling sound, and the rings all have different textures and make different sounds. We combined that with a set of rings and can clip them to her carrier, her car seat, her jumper, her crib, etc., awesome product.

Gifts for Babies/Toddlers

• Spin and Learn Color Flashlight
  
• Shapes & Sharing Picnic Basket
  
• Turn & Learn Driver
  
• Tap n’ Learn Hammer
  
• Singin’ Soccer Ball
  
• Click & Count Remote
  
• Baby’s Learning Laptop
  
• Take Along Tunes
  
• Cinderella Carriage Pull Toy
  
• Octopus Bath Toy
  
• Stack & Sing Rings
  
• Number Blocks
  
• Texture Ball Set
  
• Roll n' Swirl Ball Ramp
  
• Laugh & Learn Lantern
  
• Lil' Critters Ferris Wheel
  
• O Ball Rattle
  
• Touch & Teach Elephant Book
  
• Caterpillar Stacking Cups
  
• Catch & Count Net
  
• O Links Rattle
  
• Bendy Ball
  
• Shape Sorter and Stacker Bundle
  
  Gifts for Mom
  
  
• Love You Mom: Colouring Book
  
• Burt’s Bees Toes and Hands Kit
  
• Family Tree Picture Frame
  
• What I Love About Mom: Fill In The Blank
  
• MOM Picture Frame
  
• Mom Butterfly Sun Catcher
  
• Superpower Mug
  
  
  Gifts for Dad
  
  
• DAD Picture Frame
  
• Favourite Child Mug
  
• World’s Greatest Dad Parking
  
• Best Dad Ever Mug
  
• What I Love About Dad: Fill In The Blank
  
• Sh*t My Dad Says
  
• Working Hands Creme
  
• Potty Golf Set Gag Gift
  
  Gifts for Grandma
  
  
• Grandma Keepsake Box
  
• NANA Picture Frame
  
• I Love You, Grandma Book
  
• Grandma’s Book of Crosswords
  
  Gifts for Grandpa
  
  
• PAPA Picture Frame
  
• Grandpa Grilling Apron
  
• Grandpa’s Book of Crosswords
  
• Grandpa Mug

• More than $2.00, but still handy
  
  
• Hair Wrapper
  
  
• Shiloh, Rheagan, Phoenix, Talia