Amazon Prime Early Access Sale
Who doesn’t love a good sale?!
I’m sure you’ve heard about the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale. I’ve found some of the best deals on my favorite toddler toys and big ticket items. It’s a great opportunity to get a head start on your holiday shopping or just save money refreshing your Play-Doh stockpile.
I’ve organized the toys by category below.
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Play-Doh Toys
Play-Doh is one of my favorite speech therapy toys because it’s so versatile and can be used to support language growth from the first words to sentence level.
Blocks
Read about how you can use blocks to grow speech and language at home here.
Big Ticket Items
These are big ticket items my family loves. We do a lot of cooking so the toy kitchen is great for pretend play and the counter stand for toddlers is great so they can help in the big kitchen too (safely, of course). Lastly, the toddler wagon is great for long walks and outings to the park or beach because it fits everything you need!
Puzzles
Puzzles are some of our favorite toys! Read about how you can use these puzzles to practice speech and language at home here.
Active Toys
Safety first! Get your toddler a cool helmet in their favorite color and have fun riding the toddler bike. The disc swing is also a fun toy for toddlers who like to move (just be sure to follow the safety instructions :)
Toy Sets
These toy sets are great can can grow with kids. They are great for pretend play and teaching your little one lots of new words.
The Classics
These simple, super fun toys are great for toddlers! And the ball + hammer toy may be my favorite toddler toy ever. Because of their simplicity they are great for teaching toddlers new words and growing their vocabulary!
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