What Does Your Child from 15 to 16 Months Like to Play With? At 15 and 16 months of age, your baby is walking and can crawl upstairs. They get up and sit down without the help of an adult and love to explore their surroundings. They can hold more than one toy in their hands, since their motor skills improve day by day. This leads them to make constructions with cubes or paint doodles on paper. At this stage, your baby will develop the following skills: Coordination Imagination Fine Motorskills VisualCoordination Movement Language Cognitive Cause andeffect Memory To promote these skills, we offer you a box with a series of toys for your baby to start following the various stimuli. Your baby has probably already started to throw tantrums when you say “no”, and this is normal for their age. They are growing and want to be more autonomous, so they become angry when they hear “no”. In these situations, it is key to be clear that limits are a sign of love and containment. It is our responsibility as parents to teach them from a young age that we must know how to wait and that there are things that can be done and others that cannot. Some of The Toys in thePlay Box 'Bla Bla Bla' Ramp Race Track Ready, steady, go! It's time to race with this zig zag race track. Choose your favourite coloured car and watch them drop from one ramp to the next as they come zooming down. Rainbow Shape Twister Beautiful solid beechwood giant bolt with seven nuts in different shapes and in the seven colours of the rainbow. Perfect for learning about colour and shape as well as improving manual dexterity and fine motor strength. Pull Along Elephant A classic toy - the pull along animal. Everywhere your little one goes, this animal friend is following. Pull the rope to move the animal forward or give it a push for extra speed. Perfect for developing gross motor skills as well as imaginary play. Play Guide 15 to 16 months All our Play Boxes contain a free play guide that explains in detail the educational objective of each game and how you can use it to teach your baby to discover and learn new things.
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