Designed by early childhood professionals, Milestones & More Play Kits support parents, caregivers and children to learn and grow together. Each quarterly Play Kit includes developmentally appropriate, fun, educational and interactive toys, books and activities.
What’s inside the 18-24 Months Play Kit?
Milestones and More Magazine - Age-targeted child development information, journal prompts, at-home activities, resources and more.
Activity Cards - Positive and supportive play tips give parents and caregivers easy ways to connect with the littles in your life and promote learning experiences that are important to children’s development.
Play Kit Plush - The plush toy is for your toddler to feel comforted and secure. A “lovey” is more than just a toy or a blanket, it gives your little one emotional strength to grow and adapt. Using the Play Kit Plush as a lovey is an easy way to help them feel a sense of security as they adapt to the world.
Developmentally Supportive Skill Builders - This kit includes a set of balls – these balls contain a unique center that rattles, bobbles, shines or spins! The size is perfect for little hands to hold and the bubbles help teach hand-eye coordination as children learn to reach, grasp and shake them. This toy is appropriate for child’s play in and out of the bath.
Health & Safety Item - This kit includes a set of balls – these balls contain a unique center that rattles, bobbles, shines or spins! The size is perfect for little hands to hold and the bubbles help teach hand-eye coordination as children learn to reach, grasp and shake them. This toy is appropriate for child’s play in and out of the bath.
Bilingual Board Book - Reading is a great way for you to bond and share time with your toddler. At this age, most toddlers recognize about 200 words and have strong likes and dislikes about everything so follow their lead and let them decide which books to read. This will help build their love of reading! And, keep reading even when they are wiggling, squirming and walking around. Many children are listening even as they move around and some, who have a strong need to be on the move, may listen better when they are in motion!
