Battat Shape and Sounds Sorter Toddler Activity Toy

Product Information

The toy is great for smaller children. If you want to give something that will work as well also for 5-year-olds, you should look for bigger

Guidecraft Sound Box: Develop children's ability to perceive sounds. Build concentration, matching and focusing skills. Children shake wooden cubes to hear each unique rattling sound and find its match. Compare color-coded dots on the bottom for self-correction (These dots can be adapted to have textures).

Frequently Asked Questions

The Battat Sound Puzzle Box features an interactive sound puzzle that challenges children to match the correct pieces to their corresponding slots. Each puzzle piece emits a unique sound when correctly placed, enhancing the learning experience and rewarding the child’s success. 2. High-Quality Construction Targets: Early developing sounds (blow, pop, me, mine, bubble, blow), joint attention, following directions (pop it with your finger, pop it with your toes, etc…), movement breaks, turn-taking, WH questions (who popped it?, where is the bubble?). The toy will engage the child as she tries to explore the world around them. The toy is designed in such a way that it teaches the child to be a caring friend, kind neighbor, and community member. Targets: Requesting (turn toy off and have child request “on” or “ball”), joint attention (worked well for kiddos I’ve seen with very limited attention), prepositions (describe where the ball is: in, out, up, down), exclamations (uh oh, woah, yay). There are many toys I did not mention here because space is limited. I highly recommend educational toys. The blind child will not tire as easily with toys that have sound, texture, vibration, smell, or that interact with them. Toys that teach skills like gross motor, fine motor, spatial relations, object permanence, manual dexterity, cause and effect, creativity and imagination, logical thinking, vestibular motion, etc. are wonderful.

The shape is designed to make a unique sound as it slides to the bottom of the puzzle which makes it more exciting for the child. Finger paints, play dough, shaving cream, rice, sand, macaroni, shells, beads, etc. are only a handful of things you can use to help your child feel the world around them. At first you will have to help them explore their surroundings. Always let them know what textures or items they are feeling so they can later associate the object or texture with a word. They might be a little tactile defensive at first. Help them into play with the texture slowly. You might need to expose them to it more than once to get a desired effect. Fisher Price Brilliant Basics Bobble & Giggle Pals: Baby can enjoy classic play through pop-up surprises while trying different activities! Sliding and toggling, pulling and turning … they all open doors for friendly characters, while enhancing fine motor skills and dexterity. Pals pop up and bobble as fun music and sounds play. Then press them down to do it again! Requires 3 “AA” alkaline batteries (not included). Puzzle pieces are in three different shapes – circle, square and triangle. As you put one shape in, it makes noise as they slide down. It’s so cool, right? And don’t worry the sound isn’t nor distracting nor too loud. Baby will love putting the shapes into the box and hearing the sound.What did I miss? What are your favorites? I’d love to hear as I’m always on the lookout for new ideas! You have to assure that the toys you select have all types of sensations because only then they will be beneficial for the baby. Cost

Guidecraft Texture Dominoes: These "touch and match" dominoes develop tactile discrimination. 28 pieces. Stores in attractive wood tray. Materials used are hardwood, hardboard, sandpaper, cloth, misc textures. Little Tikes First Slide is an amazing toy for two-year-old girls. There is nothing that makes a little child happy and enjoys the game like sliding. That’s why this Little Tikes kid slide is designed to be of the right size just for your 2-year-old girl. This toy is ideal for ages 18 months to 6 years, so your child will still use it even as she grows to a point where she outgrows it. Do not forget to consider the cost of the product that you are planning to buy. Some of the toys for deaf babies are often expensive as compared to the others. You have to consider your budget. If they are expensive, use your coupons or wait for discount offers. Legos are great for fine motor development, hand strengthening, and creative play. This is a great set for building cars! I have compiled this list of recommended toys for blind babies, toddlers, and children. These are toys I have seen in stores and/or tried out and/or watched my daughter play with. My daughter, Tatiana, is totally blind (without light perception). She was diagnosed with an Optic Glioma Juvenile Pilocytic Astrocytoma (brain tumor) and had surgery in 2004 at 8 months of age. This caused her to have Optic Atrophy and be totally blind.Learning Curve: Lamaze Multi-Sensory Clutch Cube: The variety of textures on the cube—a mixture of fleecy and satiny sides, fabric handles that are soft and fuzzy or flat and scratchy, and hard plastic rings—provide baby with some interesting surfaces to touch. For baby’s auditory development, the cube produces some crinkly paper sounds and jingles when shaken. The cube even awakens baby’s sense of smell with its refreshing green apple scent. Baby can also teethe on the Clutch Cube’s plastic rings and clink them together. I have also found that there are tactile drawings called Tactiles out there that are supposed to help the visually impaired or blind child visualize a picture that one might see if sighted by touching it. Usually the drawings are raised outlines of the actual drawing, but with less detail. Children not acostumed to using these will have a hard time with them unless the proper teaching is done ahead of time. You may also use rubbing plates or tracing plates to have the same effect.