Toys for 2 year old boy

When your little boy has his second birthday, many parents reflect on how much he has changed in such a short time. In just a couple of years, he has gone from being a helpless newborn to being able to take turns, role play make-believe games, and kick a ball. These developmental milestones are supported by his play and toys for boys. As your little boy learns to talk, run, jump, balance, and socialise with others, you’ll want to offer him opportunities to play with toys for boys that he enjoys. 

Many people call this stage “the terrible twos,” and for many boys, this is an accurate label. A growing desire for independence and exploration helps your toddler make sense of his world. He can now follow 2 or 3-step directions, sort items by shape and colour, and role-play to imitate adults and older children.

Puzzle games and blocks keep boys in this age range busy as he develops problem-solving skills. Watch closely, and you’ll see him use trial and error to solve the puzzle until he discovers the pattern. Once he knows how to solve the puzzle, he still never seems to tire of playing with wooden toys. This sense of accomplishment builds self-esteem!

Role-play games such as wooden toy kitchens, toy food, dolls, and prams help develop socialisation and language skills. Boys imitate the actions of adults and older children, pretending to cook food, feed his doll, and push his baby doll in a pram or stroller.

Discover ideal toys for 2-year-old boys here at Moover, where classic Danish-style wooden toys are built to last, also checkout our baby walkers