What Does Your Child from 23 to 24 Months Like to Play With? By the time your child is 23 months old, they will probably be able to sing and form three-word phrases like "dog runs away." They are also capable of understanding opposite concepts, such as high/low or big dog/small dog. Aside from walking, running and climbing stairs, your baby can now balance on one foot without getting falling, and they entertain themselves by throwing a ball with both hands. They are able to climb up onto a chair, stand on it, turn, and sit down.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. As for fine motor skills, your child already scribbles and can imitate vertical, horizontal and circular strokes. Puzzles start to interest them once more, and they can assemble the simplest ones. Some of The Toys in thePlay Box 'Mozart' Geometric Puzzle 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 wooden bars. With this association game your baby will work on motor skills and shape recognition. Long-lasting, fantastic fun. Rotating Puzzle The animals in the puzzle want to be complete again! Little ones have to search and find the body parts of each animal and assemble them in this rotating puzzle. Animals Puzzle These zoo characters are waiting for your little one to gather them for a party! The box contains 6 puzzles of 6 pretty animals, from 3 to 5 pieces, which allow your baby to develop fine motor skills and progressive learning. Play Guide 23 to 24 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.
