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.

They are able to sync up and interact with each other, even singing two songs as a group (these two songs - "Hello Friends" and "Colorful Friends" - are heard in every Linkimals toy separately or they can sing said songs together). They also say phrases that are only heard if they are synced to another Linkimal.

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Say hello to the Fisher-Price Linkimals First up is the Smooth Moves Sloth. He loves to move and groove and is interactive, too.

Connected toys could allow parents and families to more closely monitor and involve themselves in children's development, transmitting information that would allow parents to better understand the activities their children are engaged in and build connections from play to parent-child discussions.

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The biggest toy company (and the most widely known one), The Lego World, banks the most significant share of this industry's revenue. This key player made nearly $8.5 billion in 2021 and continues to hold its position in the market.

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Toys, like play itself, serve multiple purposes in both humans and animals. They provide entertainment while fulfilling an educational role. Toys enhance cognitive behavior and stimulate creativity. They aid in the development of physical and mental skills which are necessary in later life.

Toys stimulate concentration levels and enhance attention span and memory. In turn, cognitive development during the childhood years improves children's' ability to approach language and math skills in a fun way. Children are always absorbing information from their surroundings.

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

Four to six months Four to six months Here's where things start getting fun. Between four and six months, your baby's hand-eye coordination starts developing, meaning they can begin passing toys from one hand to the other.