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    34 Products For Your Baby That Might Actually Keep Them Busy For A Bit

    From musical toys that, shockingly, aren't irritating to classic ones you may recognize from your own childhood, your kiddo will definitely enjoy one of these items.

    1. A magic cube featuring classic Mozart sounds your musical genius of a child can mix and match to create their own tunes. So fun!

    2. A set of wooden blocks they can use to build towers and knock 'em down (over and over). You can also use these to help them work on their letters and animals.

    wooden square blocks with different animals and letters on them

    3. A Mickey Mouse Musical Crawling Pal to be your baby's new bestie! He can crawl along next to them while *they* also learn to make some moves.

    a child crawling alongside a crawling baby version of Mickey

    4. Vibrant stacking rings that'll entice your tyke with its fun colors and keep 'em busy while they try to figure out what "stacking" even entails.

    5. A 4-in-1 convertible scooter your baby can use from 15 months to 6 years as it'll transform from a toy they can sit on and be pushed to one they'll learn to maneuver all on their own. I'm not crying, you're crying.

    6. Fisher-Price's Laugh and Learn My Smart Purse, to prevent your little one from digging through *your* purse for a little while and teach them about numbers, colors, and more at the same time.

    a baby playing with the interactive purse

    7. Breakfast-themed toys your mini-me can entertain themselves with during your next Starbucks run or brunch date.

    a baby playing with a toy newspaper, donut, and coffee cup

    8. A toy piano little ones can play with their hands and feet — watch out Billy Joel, there might be a new Piano Man in town soon!

    a baby kicking their feet against the toy piano in their crib

    9. An activity center where your baby will be able to swivel and discover a new toy to keep their interest as soon as they get bored with whichever one they were already playing with.

    a baby standing inside the play center surrounded by toys

    10. A plush Minnie Mouse rattle they can shake to their heart's content while you *finally* watch Hamilton.

    a pastel pink and light grey minnie mouse rattle

    11. A foam-filled structure designed to look like a safari that'll encourage your little one to get in some tummy time while they rearrange Velcro animals.

    a rectangle soft toy with different safari animals on it and a safari scene

    12. An inflatable bouncy unicorn for ages 18 months and up that'll encourage tykes to get outside and play pretend — AKA galloping like royalty throughout your yard. I'm kind of jealous, TBH.

    a toddler riding on the unicorn toy

    13. Soft pull-and-go cars that'll help develop your kiddo's motor skills and give you both a chance to practice your *motor* sounds. Vroom, vroom!

    a child playing with the four different plush cars

    14. Fisher-Price's Laugh and Learn Game and Learn Controller you can give to your tyke to start their video game training. You don't win millions of dollars on Fortnite as a tween without learning to compete from birth, right?

    15. An out-of-this-world play mat that'll encourage your baby to *reach for the stars* and stay busy long enough for you to brush your teeth.

    a play mat covered in plush planets and stars

    16. A "Very Hungry Caterpillar" activity you can attach to your little one's crib to keep 'em busy until they eventually learn to read the book the toy is inspired by.

    a plush caterpillar-shaped toy with various things for a baby to play with on it

    17. A cooling, BPA-free teether featuring elements of nature that little ones can gnaw on to distract them from any pain from their incoming chompers — and hopefully prevent them from wailing for a little.

    18. A classic shape-sorting toy for your tyke to focus on for a bit, leaving you with plenty of time to eat a quick lunch *mostly* undisturbed.

    a toddle placing block shapes into one of the various openings of the plastic square box

    19. A portable projector you can set up in your yard for the ultimate movie night your kids will never forget — good luck convincing them to watch anything other than Frozen.

    a mother and child watching a disney movie using the cinemood in their yard

    20. A TouchWords book filled with raised words for hands-on learning will fill your kiddo's *appetite* for sensory activities.

    21. A modern geometric activity chair that'll coordinate nicely with your living room decor and keep your baby busy for a bit.

    a rounded light blue play chair with various flaps and folds on the table for baby to play with

    22. A Laugh and Learn Puppy from Fisher Price complete with over 75 (!!!) songs, sounds, tunes, and phrases to keep your kiddo happily humming along so you can get through your Zoom meeting mostly in peace.

    a child squeezing the light up heart on the plush puppy

    23. A touch-and-feel puzzle with a mirror in the middle so your adorable little one will be able to admire just how cute they are while working on their fuzzy puzzle.

    24. A WubbaNub lovey/pacifier combo you can hand over to your little one as you plop 'em down next to you for an outdoor chill sesh on your favorite blanket. Sounds cozy, right?

    a mom laying on a blanket next to her baby who has a lion plush with a pacifier attached to it

    25. A Rattle and Shake Barbell from Bright Starts that'll let your mini-me feel like they're getting a workout in while you break a sweat during yours.

    a baby holding the barbel-shaped rattle in his hand

    26. Or a whimsical knit rattle to pair nicely with the fairy tales you usually make up off the top of your head before putting your baby down for a nap.

    a unicorn shaped rattle and a dinosaur shaped rattle

    27. A matching game you'll think is *egg-cellent* after seeing how amused your kiddo is while recognizing different shapes and colors.

    a yellow egg carton filled with toy eggs that break in half to reveal different shapes and colors inside

    28. A super soft stacker toy with rings designed to look like your little one's favorite animals — you better believe they'll keep busy trying to put each one in place and replicate critter sounds at the same time.

    stacker rings shaped like a turtle, a cow, a pig, and a chicken

    29. A classic push toy like the one you probably had when you were a wee little one — a perfect way to bring a dose of nostalgia into your home and joy to your baby.

    a toddle pushing a toy filled with jumbling balls

    30. A personalized wooden toy you can place on your kiddo's shelf for decor when they're not zooming around the house with it.

    three cars in different colored woods with the name "milo" written on each one

    31. A magical drawing board that'll capture your little one's attention from the moment they lay their tiny eyes on it. They'll be able to make scribbly master pieces filled with shapes and colors all the while you catch up on Netflix.

    32. A colorful xylophone so your tyke can express themselves *musically* ideally at the same time you plan to vacuum the whole house.

    a child playing with a rainbow colored xylophone

    33. Foot rattles that'll be the perfect distraction for any little one who just realized, "OMG, I have feet!"

    a baby reaching for the rattles on their feet

    34. And a jungle-themed activity table to ensure your kiddo has a *roaring* good time and you get a few minutes of calm and quiet.

    a child sitting at the small table playing with the jungle toys

    Is there anything better than a happy baby? I think not.

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