What Does Your Child from 19 to 20 Months Like to Play With? Your baby is maturing and consolidating everything learned so far. This is the stage of great maturity of gross motor skills. If you give your baby a spoon, they know how to eat and with a pencil they imitate strokes, first vertical and later horizontal. Puzzles start to interest them, and by testing and exploring, they can assemble puzzles with two or three pieces. 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 better interprets the position of things in space; they know if something is up or down, inside or outside, empty or full, etc. They also understand the concept of big and small. Also, your child doesn't forget which toys are theirs, even if they try to take those that belong to other children! Some of The Toys in thePlay Box 'Marco Polo' Motor Skills Toy Try to fit all the shapes in their places! Brightly coloured geometric shapes need to be fitted with great skill and concentration into their corresponding bars. Lacing Beads Threading is a great activity to help children develop fine motor skills, essential for being able to draw, write, do up buttons, tie shoelaces, open lunch boxes and more. Adventure Train Hurry Up! Everyone on the train! Your little one will have a great time building stories with these new friends - the elephant, the fox, the pig and the hedgehog. Ready for the adventure? Play Guide 19 to 20 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.
