Games to Play with Your Toddler at 18 Months | Supports Problem-Solving & Imagination

Engaging games to play with your toddler to help build their vision, thinking, problem-solving, and imagination skills.
These games were developed for toddlers 78 weeks old and up. They are not limited to this specific week. You can keep playing these games over the next several weeks as long as you and your child continue to have fun!
Games to Play:
• Float or Sink: Fill a bin with water, then have your toddler drop in different objects to see which float and which sink. This helps them build vision, thinking, and problem-solving skills.
• Box Car: Place your child in a cardboard box and pretend it’s a racecar! Make engine noises and pretend to turn the “steering wheel.” The more noises and action you make, the better! This can help them develop their imagination.
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