While Lovevery customizes play kits for toddlers ages 0-4, each box caters to a specific 3-month stretch of development.

Check out this helper kit for 26-28-month-olds! Toddlers love feeling valued and exploring their new independence.

Parents will also enjoy an expert play guide with each kit to understand how to best nurture their child’s growing mind.

This Pikler-style triangle by Driddle is made from natural wood with fun primary color accents. It even comes with a tent cover (because what toddler doesn’t love building forts?!)

The best part? It’s budget-friendly compared to most Montessori-style climbing competitors.

This multifunctional triangle climber by Dripex provides eight different ways for your toddler to play.

Change the rock wall incline as your child grows or flip it over to use as a slide!

The ultimate indoor wooden climbing frame… you might as well call it a playground! It’s packed full of gross motor activities to grow with your toddler.

Avenlur’s wooden jungle gym features a mini rock climbing wall, Swedish slide, rope ladder, monkey bars, and a swing.

Add in your child’s imagination, and they’ll be set for hours!

You may know Lovevery as a subscription box for developmental play; however, this incredible comprehensive block set is available to anyone on Amazon!

These 70 beautiful blocks are deemed “heirloom quality” to last generations. The set consists of 18 different colors, 12+ diverse shapes, archways, ramps, bead threaders, and wheels. Your child can even construct a car with this set! Lovevery includes an activity guide to keep your little one busy and learning from ages 18 months up to 4+ years.

My son received this My Town block and puzzle set around 24 months old and played with it daily for about 6 months! It even comes with a fun roadway jigsaw puzzle.

The town blocks themselves are quite diverse and consist of community buildings, helpers, vehicles, trees, along with the ABCs! This set is super affordable and provides a ton of bang for your buck by promoting creative, independent play.

This 24-piece block set by Tegu contains no ordinary blocks…these high-quality magnetic wonders provide a sensory calming effect and tons of imaginative play opportunities!

When working as a school counselor in a Pre-K through 8th-grade setting I kept these magnetic blocks out on my table. Kids of every grade level loved playing with them while we talked!

This stunning Rainbow Tunnel Stacker by Grimm’s undeniably provides some serious aesthetic appeal for any playroom! But more importantly, these hand-crafted arches inspire creativity and solo play.

Grimms’ colorful arches can be used for stacking, tunnels, creating towers…even rocking chairs for your child’s dolls. The possibilities are endless with this simple, classic wooden toy.

This colorful wooden shape stacking toy by Dreampark can help your toddler learn and grow in a variety of ways: Color recognition, shape recognition, counting, problem-solving, and fine-motor skills, to name a few.

Dreampark’s high-quality, non-toxic painted wooden toy also comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

An unconventional stacking toy, this adorable forest collection by Le Toy Van provides ample opportunities for both learning and creative play.

Stacking the 9 woodland animals is a fun game for toddlers that encourages eye-hand coordination. Aside from stacking, your toddler will enjoy these little critters by learning animal sounds and playing pretend!

Peg puzzles by Melissa & Doug are another fantastic puzzle choice for the 2-year-old crowd, particularly if you are looking to create play-based learning opportunities at home.

The small pegs are ideal for encouraging eye-hand coordination, while the puzzles themselves serve as a fantastic introduction to number, letter, and color recognition.

My 2-year-old adores this wooden jigsaw set from Coogam and I love how light and compact they are! Each puzzle is less than 6 x 6 inches. We just brought a few on vacation with us and they took up virtually no space for travel.

These six small, engaging puzzles help toddlers with animal, color, and shape recognition, along with problem-solving and logical thinking.

Wooden threading and lacing toys have become my favorite go-to gifts for 2-year-olds. They are intriguing, provide the right amount of challenge for them to “grow into”, and are excellent for problem-solving and fine motor skills.

This Montessori-inspired wooden apple by Coogam is not only great for any playroom but makes for excellent non-screen entertainment while traveling. Its 30-inch string is long enough to thread the attached caterpillar through all 15 holes!

Looking to add a little music to your toddler’s wooden toy collection? The colorful Hape Pound & Tap Bench with a Slide Out Xylophone is an award-winning, multi-faceted toy suitable for children ages 12-36 months.

The xylophone will reward your child with beautiful sounds after he or she pounds the balls with the included hammer. It also slides out and can be used as a separate musical instrument. This set is phenomenal for fine motor skills and learning cause and effect.

Somewhere shortly after his second birthday, my son became train obsessed. His figure-8 track set is the perfect size for our coffee table as we do not have room for an entire train table!

Unlike many train set competitors, this starter set by BRIO is developed specifically for ages 2 and up. It comes with a 3-piece magnetic train, 14 figure-8 track pieces (compatible to build on later with other BRIO track sets), a movable crossing bridge, a train station, and wooden trees. Trust me, it’s more than enough for a toddler’s imagination to run wild!