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0 - 18 months

Check out our wonderful range of toys listed under 0-18 months for babies and toddlers from birth to 18 months. Need birthday ideas? Want to eliminate the guesswork? then look no further. Finding the ideal gift has never been easier. Whether you are looking for the perfect gift or a toy for a special ocassion, here at World of Wonder we have got you covered. We have listed all our toys into the appropriate age groups. 0-18 Months, 18-36 Months, 3-5 Years, 6-8 Years and 9-12 Years. Click on a specific age range to find the most suitable baby toys, toddler toys and children’s toys. You are sure to find something that’s designed to teach, entertain, delight, amaze and inspire!

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Squishmallows 40cm Mila the Elephant

29.99
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Squishmallows 30cm Cadence the Fox

19.99
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Squishmallows 30cm Maudie the Pink Donkey

19.99
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Lamaze Pupsqueak - Activity Toy

14.99
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Lamaze My Friend Flora

19.99
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Lamaze Discovery Soft Book

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Lamaze Finlee's Look Book

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Lamaze Salty Sam

14.99
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TOMY Toomies Bluey’s Waterslide

12.99
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TOMY Toomies Peppa Pig Bath Set

21.99
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TOMY Toomies Bluey Bath Toys Bluey Family Pourers Set

16.99
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Osann Taos 360 Car Seat

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Cuddles Collection 5 in 1 Pregnancy & Support Pillow - Leo

29.99
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Cosatto All in All Extra i-Size 360 Car Seat Camille

299.99
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Cosatto Wow 3 Everything Bundle - Camille

1,299.99

Frequently asked questions

The First Glimpse: 0-6 Months (The "Lying Down & Looking" Phase). My baby just stares. Do they even need toys yet?

Absolutely! Staring, looking, and tracking are their first forms of play and learning! Toys stimulate their developing senses.

What toys are best for a brand-new baby (0-3 months)?

Think high-contrast. Black and white cards or soft books, gentle rattles (that you shake for them), unbreakable baby mirrors, and colourful mobiles (placed safely above their crib or changing table) are perfect for visual stimulation.

My baby can grab things now (around 3-6 months)! What's next?

Soft, lightweight rattles they can easily hold and shake, crinkly fabric books, soft sensory balls with different textures, and safe teethers (they’ll be putting everything in their mouth soon!).

Should I worry about noisy toys?

Gentle, soft sounds are wonderful. Overly loud or electronic toys can be overwhelming for little ears. Focus on simple rattles or crinkles.

My baby is sitting up! What toys are good for independent play?

Stacking cups or rings, soft building blocks, basic activity cubes with buttons to press and levers to pull (cause-and-effect toys are a hit!), and soft animals or dolls for early pretend play.

My baby puts EVERYTHING in their mouth. What's safe?

Everything should be larger than a golf ball to prevent choking. Silicone or natural wood teethers, soft cloth books, and durable plastic toys that are easy to wipe clean are great. Always check for small, detachable parts.

What toys help them get ready to crawl or move around?

Rollable balls they can chase, “O-ball” type toys that are easy to grasp, and push-along toys (for when they start to pull themselves up).

Are musical toys okay now?

Yes! Simple shakers, baby drums, or light-up musical toys that encourage pressing buttons can be very engaging. Look for volume controls!

: My toddler is starting to walk! What toys encourage that?

Push walkers (stable ones, not just front-weighted), pull-along toys, and small, low ride-on toys where they use their feet to propel themselves are fantastic for developing gross motor skills.

They're starting to understand so much! What toys help with learning words and shapes?

Chunky shape sorters, simple puzzles with large knobs, board books with bright pictures, and toy animals or people they can name.

What about starting to be creative?

Large, non-toxic crayons, playdough (always supervised!), and big, easy-to-stack building blocks are perfect for encouraging imagination and fine motor skills.

From their first curious gaze to their wobbly first steps, toys aren’t just for fun – they’re tools for incredible growth! But with so many options, what’s best for your little one?.

A Few Golden Rules for All Ages (0-18 Months):

  • Safety First: Always check for small parts, sharp edges, and non-toxic materials. Supervise playtime.
  • Simple is Often Best: Less clutter means more focus. “Open-ended” toys (like blocks) allow for endless possibilities.
  • Engage: Your interaction is the best toy! Talk, sing, point, and play with them.
  • Rotate: Put some toys away and bring them out every few weeks. It keeps interest high!
  • Cleanliness: Regularly wipe down or wash toys, especially those that go in the mouth.

Watching your baby discover the world through play is one of life’s greatest joys. Don’t overthink it – just enjoy the giggles and growth!