Toys for 2 to 3 years

Find water play toys, blocks and pretend play toys suitable for children between the ages of 2 and 3. These toys help build children's fine motor skills and cognitive development.

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Rocket - Red Top

$41.90

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Fire Plane

$29.90

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Magna-Tiles Clear Colours 100-Piece Set | The Elly Store

Clear Colours 100pcs

$179.90

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Dumper Construction Truck - Blue / Yellow

$27.90

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Helicopter - Blue Top

$33.90

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Recycling Truck

$41.90

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Train - Blue

$50.90

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Seaplane - Green

$28.90

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Wagon - Orange

$49.90

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Submarine - Blue Handle

$21.90

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Race Car - Red

$14.90

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Downhill Duo 40-Piece Set

$119.90

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Tea Set

$45.90

Submarine - Yellow Handle

$21.90

Helicopter - Green Top

$33.90

Seaplane - Yellow

$28.90

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Tugboat - Yellow

$21.90

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Toys for 2 to 3 Year Olds

Two and three year olds are full of energy and starting to use their imagination. This is a good age for simple building blocks, first puzzles, ride-on toys and pretend play sets, alongside the sensory and stacking toys they may still enjoy from before. Look for pieces sized for smaller hands and check the recommended age on each product before buying.

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FAQ about Toys for 2 to 3 Years

What are good toys for a 2 to 3 year old?

Simple building blocks, chunky first puzzles, ride-on toys and pretend play sets like a play kitchen or doctor's kit all suit this age well. Toys that let them copy everyday actions, such as sweeping or cooking, are especially popular at this stage.

When can toddlers start using building and construction toys?

Most toddlers can start with larger, chunkier building sets from around 2 years old. Check the manufacturer's recommended age on each set, since some construction toys with smaller pieces are designed for children closer to 4 or 5.

What toys support a 2 to 3 year old's speech and imagination?

Pretend play sets, simple picture and lift-the-flap books, and toys that encourage role play, like a toy kitchen or doctor's kit, all give plenty of opportunity to practise new words and act out everyday scenes.