Pinki ChatterjeeMom of a 9 m old boy1 week agoA. For a one-year-old, the best games are simple, hands-on activities that encourage exploration and learning. Building blocks, stacking games, sensory play, balancing activities, and pretend play are excellent for developing memory, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
My baby especially enjoys the Nesta Toys Wooden City Building Blocks, Stone Balance Toys, Crochet Vegetables & Fruits, and Wooden Tool Kit. Building blocks encourage creativity, the stone balance toy improves focus and balance, the crochet fruits and vegetables are great for pretend play and learning everyday objects, and the wooden tool kit helps develop imagination and fine motor skills. These toys keep my little one happily engaged while supporting overall brain development.
I've found that the best learning at this age happens through play, so choosing safe, interactive toys makes a big difference. 😊
RashmiMom of a 11 yr 10 m old girl4 weeks agoA. Mam there is no such specific game in this age actually you can just get light and sound toys different colour and shapes the child can play with them but the kind of learning that you are expecting from your child would be probably seen after the age of 18 years because that is a standard day very start teaching different things to the child
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