Kids Toys

Looking for some cool stuff for the kids? Our toy collection's got all sorts of fun things. Whether you've got a little one just starting to explore or older kids with big imaginations, we've got toys that'll keep them entertained and maybe even learn a thing or two along the way. Toys are important to kids' development. They help your little ones figure things out on their own and get creative, all while they have a good time. From those early toys that help little ones learn about the world around them to the games and building sets that get older kids thinking and working together, there's a lot of good stuff here. We have a range that covers different ages and all sorts of interests, so hopefully, you can find just the right thing for the kids in your life.

Getting toys that are right for a kid's age isn't just about keeping them entertained – it's actually really important for their safety and how they learn. Toys that match where they're at developmentally help them build their little skills, both with their hands and big movements, and get their brains working. Plus, when toys are age-appropriate, they're usually safer for kids to play with.

Safety is Important: Find Age-Appropriate Toys for Every Stage

Toys for 0-12 Months (Infants & Babies)

For the littlest ones, it's all about exploring their senses. Think soft toys with different textures they can touch and squish, and things with bright colours that catch their eye. Rattles and teething rings are great because babies love to put things in their mouths (it's how they learn!). Plush toys that are safe for them to mouth on are also good. And those activity gyms you lay them under? They help babies learn to reach and grab things. It's all about them figuring out what things feel like, what they look like, and getting those early movements going.

Toys for 1-3 Years (Toddlers)

Once they're up and moving, push-and-pull toys are awesome for helping them with their balance as they learn to walk. Simple shape sorters and stacking toys help them learn about sizes and how things fit together. And anything musical, even just simple instruments they can bang on, helps their ears develop. At this age, they're really working on their hand skills, learning cause and effect (if I push this, that happens!), and their language is starting to grow, so toys that encourage talking are great.

Toys for 4-7 Years (Preschool & Early School-Age)

Building sets like LEGO or blocks let them create whatever they can think of. Art supplies like crayons and paint help them express themselves, and pretend play toys, like dress-up clothes or play kitchens, let them act out different scenarios. Simple board games start to teach them about sharing, taking turns, and following rules. And STEM activity kits can introduce them to basic science ideas in a fun way. This age is all about creativity, learning how to get along with others, and starting to figure out how things work.

Toys for 8+ Years (Older Children)

As they get older, toys can get more complex. Advanced STEM kits, robotics, and model-building sets challenge their brains and problem-solving skills. Sports equipment encourages them to be active. And strategy games really get them thinking logically. This stage is about developing reasoning skills, learning to work as part of a team, and getting better at physical coordination.

Choosing the Right Toy Based on Interests & Development

Picking out a toy can be even more fun when you think about what your child really loves to do, what kind of person they are, and what new things they might be ready to learn. When you match a toy to these things, you're giving them something that can really help them develop and have a blast at the same time. Think about what makes them tick!

Creative personalities: If a child loves to make things, then art supplies like paints, crayons, and modelling clay are always a hit. Craft kits that guide them through projects can be super engaging, and musical toys let them explore sounds and rhythms.

Active children: For kids who are always on the move, sports equipment like balls, scooters, or jump ropes is great for burning energy. Outdoor play sets like swings or climbing frames can turn the backyard into an adventure zone.

Curious minds: Kids who love to figure things out will enjoy STEM kits that let them build and experiment. Science experiments they can do at home can be fascinating, and puzzles of all kinds challenge their brains.

Social kids: If a child loves being around others, board games are perfect for family time or playing with friends. Cooperative play toys, where they have to work together to achieve something, can also help them build social skills.

When you think about what a kid really enjoys and what helps them learn and grow, you can feel good knowing you're picking out a toy that they'll truly connect with and get a lot out of. It's all about finding that perfect match!

Other categories to browse:

Electric Ride-On Toys | Outdoor Play Equipment | Art & Creation Toys