Garrett Detone: .
Asley Quickle: anything that crinkled. and anything with a bell. my step-daughter would play with cat toys over her toys anyday
Faustino Mellerson: a plain simple green ball. and keys.
Seema Hosfeld: You don't have to buy fancy toys, babyss usually that age love something bright in color and have a texture
Lynn Hollars: My daughter loved anything that makes music and lights up. Most toys are educational so as long as it teaches her certain things he/she should be fine.
Lawanna Livsey: At 6-9 months my daughter really didn't play with much. A simple rattle, set of our keys and her cuddly mouse were about all she bothered with. Even now at 18 months we have tons of toys, she hardly plays with any of them, she'd much rather put her shoes on and off, draw with crayons or help me load the washing machine.
Rosalyn Olivera: most of the time, my son loves playing with "household" items (plastic bowls, empty plastic water bott! le, empty diaper boxes, keys, etc) over his store bought toys. But when he does play with the toys, he like the ones that light up and have music playing.
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