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Initially, I was going to make a separate post for toddlers and preschoolers, but when looking for toys, I realized different kids progress at different stages, and toys which might be advanced for some, might just be right for others. There are a lot of options to choose from, so I hope you find something suitable for your little one, in shaa Allaah.
Please keep in mind, some interactive toys or even books ask you to make or draw things with eyes or a full face; as a Muslim parent, try to avoid it as much as you can, and if you can’t, then do not buy such things. In the list, I’ve compiled below, I’ve tried my best to stay away from such things, but I don’t know the full aspects of all the items. If you come across anything which you think should not be here, please don’t hesitate to drop me a message. BaarakAllaahu feekum (may Allaah bless you all).
165 Plus Reusable Stickers and 5 Scenes
My children love this. The binding of the book is not very good, but the stickers are made of plastic which can be wiped clean if the stickiness diminishes, and can be used over and over again.
Over 175 Reusable Stickers and 5 Scenes
Another great thing is that the stickers do not stick and leave residue on walls on anywhere else. They only stick on smooth surfaces, and can be peeled off easily.
Scissor Skills Activity Pad
My 7 and 4 year old had a similar book and they enjoyed it immensely, and kept themselves busy for hours.
Can be twisted into different shapes and designs – keeps children busy.
Excellent for those with ADD/ADHD, OCD, autism, or high anxiety levels. Stretches from 12 inches up to 8 feet long. Stretch It, Pull It, Twirl It, Wrap It, Squeeze It.
