Baby toys

I’d stand well back.

Paperweights? Ceramic egg cups? Bunch of keys?

If this is for a baby all things should be washable, chewable, lightweight and SAFE.

A glass paperweight , a ceramic egg cup ---- are you serious!!!!!!!

Blossoming

My brother and I would have found a glass paperweight a handy weapon

Didn’t I see you on Midsomer Murders?

No idea what this means.

I'm sorry fluttERBY123 but I really am not at all sure what you mean.

Treasure baskets are great - ours currently has a wooden and a metal spoon, some textured crocheted shapes, a smooth pebble an empty plastic bottle with coloured rice and a couple of wooden eggs. We change the contents every now and then and explore the basket with our GD rather than 'standing back'.

welbeck

on where today ?
please do not give anything to babies or young children to play with which does not comply with the toy safety regs.
there re many potential hazards, not only with non-compliant toys, but also child-appealing items.

There’s a link to a Mumsnet feature on best toys for babies in today’s Gransnet newsletter.

www.mumsnet.com/swearsby/best-baby-toys-6-12-months?utm_source=sendinblue&utm_campaign=Gransnet%20Daily%20061122%20Sunday&utm_medium=email

My brother and I would have found a glass paperweight a handy weapon

You can get some lovely wooden toys for babies now - and they don't have to be expensive. Aldi quite often sell wooden toys and they're not only really nice, but really reasonable too. I'm not sure how many of today's parents would be very happy with their little ones playing with glass paperweights or anything ceramic.

on where today ?
please do not give anything to babies or young children to play with which does not comply with the toy safety regs.
there re many potential hazards, not only with non-compliant toys, but also child-appealing items.

Glass paperweights for babies?
What could possibly go wrong?