The Linkimals are a line of interactive baby toys manufactured by Fisher-Price starting in 2019. The line is named for their unique feature: when one has multiple Linkimals they "link" together to create a synchronized music and light show.

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They are designed to stimulate the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste.

Linkimals. These are annoyingly sweet and are fun for the first year and beyond. It's a great toy for babies and toddlers, too.

Finding an age-appropriate toy means to find a toy that is a good match for their age, interest and the skills they are learning. It is also important for safety when children are young, so they are not exposed to toys that are to small and could result in a choking hazard.

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Sensory play is a lot of fun. It also offers many benefits for child development, including: Helping children understand how their actions affect what's around them. Supporting brain development, enhancing memory, complex tasks and problem solving.

Sensory boards also encourage natural curiosity and investigative skills and help them to develop their fine motor skills as they coordinate their movements to feel the different materials. Babies and toddlers gain a sense of themselves as they begin to develop preferences to which textures they like and dislike.

They include, a hedgehog, panda, beaver, mouse, sea turtle, polar bear, otter, llama (stacking rings), sloth, penguin, owl, Peacock, koala, whale and another llama. They are education toys that connect together and interact with each other. Sorry, there was a problem.

The best toys for kids

• Blocks – your child can use blocks for stacking and building, make-believe and much more.
• Balls – they're great to bounce, look at, roll, hold and throw.
• Cardboard boxes – your child can pretend these are shop counters, ovens, cars, boats, doll houses and more.