Twenty high quality toddler games for 2-4 year old, keeps the baby enchanted with the experience of the kids fun games. The learning based toddlers educational activities are perfect for babies to inculcate inquisitiveness in their early childhood. The educational games for children encourage to learn at their own pace. No winning and no losing keep the kid amused for hours. Rewards and appreciation earned at the end of each activity boost the kid’s morale.Each quiz in itself act as baby toy for the little ones. Adorable stickers can be collected in a box after scoring enough points. ** Baby Games are designed to enhance following skills 1. Colorful & engaging activities for young minds. 2. Core activities for foundation stage of primary school kids. 3. Helps to develop skills for early learning while keeping kids busy and engaged. 4. Games for cognitive skills for kids. 5. Hand-eye coordination using early learning games. 6. Concentration and Memory development in infants. 7. Visual perception 8. Digital Baby Toys 9. Fine Motor skills of your baby 10. Introducing child to basic musical notes using a Piano, Xylophone and Drums. 11. Baby coloring games to introduce colors for toddlers. 12. Introducing "Twinkle twinkle little star" rhyme for babies and infants. Toddlers educational games is great mode of learning for preschoolers. It helps to inculcate interest and positive attitude towards learning since a very early age of preschool children. Learning by doing or Experiential learning is one of the most recommended way to introducing basic concepts to infants and babies. Quoting experts on kid's learning styles: "Children enter kindergarten as kinesthetic and tactual learners, moving and touching everything as they learn. By second or third grade, some students have become visual learners. During the late elementary years some students, primarily females, become auditory learners. Yet, many adults, especially males, maintain kinesthetic and tactual strengths throughout their lives." (Teaching Secondary Students Through Their Individual Learning Styles, Rita Stafford and Kenneth J. Dunn; Allyn and Bacon, 1993). ** Privacy 1. Privacy policy: http://www.greysprings.com/privacy 2. We do not collect any personal information about kids
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