All Ages & Family Play

ALL AGES: When you see the "+" following an age, it truly means that—with an open mind, and a playful heart—there is something of value for a much broader age range.

FAMILY: Games, puzzles and activities are fantastic activities for families to bond and form lasting memories. Items in this category encourage connection.

Teens

Although a gift card and electronics will make most teenagers happy, you will be pleasantly surprised that there are many engaging gifts you can buy that will keep them interested and happy. Brain teasers, puzzles, games, art and music activities, decor, and desktop toys are all prime areas to look for a good match.

Kids

PRESCHOOL AGE (4 to 5): They are learning educational skills they will need for school that encourage them to play games with friends, use their imagination for pretend play with little characters, and develop skills to learn how to recognize different colors and letters. Preschoolers also love to role play in their play tents and playhouses.

SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN (6 to 9): After kids get home from school at the end of the day, this age group is looking for pure fun and excitement. They love movies and all of the dress-up, role play and construction toys associated with them. They don't just love to collect toys, they are obsessed with collecting toys.

Infants

Time for encouraging discovery as babies start to explore their environment.

THREE MONTHS: Babies are much more aware and curious of about their surroundings. Toys feature patterns, shapes, textures and sounds. Babies love to explore the environment visually as well as through touch, smell and hearing. They are attracted to brightly colored objects—toys they can grab and put in their mouth, with different textures and sounds. 

SIX MONTHS: Time for exploring and developing as babies become more adventurous. From 6m+ they are becoming more mobile. Many babies can now maintain a sitting position, so exploring through touch and doing things with their hands becomes a favorite activity. These toys encourage dropping, rolling, shaking, pushing and pulling.

NINE MONTHS: Time for developing new skills as babies become even more mobile. Many babies are sitting and crawling by 9 months – and love to practice any new skills. This age group responds to toys that encourage practicing fine and gross motor skills. There is increased interest in toys that require larger actions, imagination and cognitive processes. Most babies are increasing their coordination and developing new skills.