Leah Hill

This list includes engaging toys that help toddlers stay occupied while building important skills like fine motor, problem solving, and independent play. As a BCBA and a parent, I look for toys that keep toddlers engaged while encouraging independence and meaningful play.

This list includes task box materials like sorting, matching, and fine motor activities that support independent work skills. As a BCBA and parent, I recommend these because independent work systems are one of the most effective ways to build attention and independence.

This list includes sensory toys and tools that support regulation, focus, and sensory needs, including fidgets, movement-based items, and calming materials. As a BCBA and a parent, I use these types of tools in therapy sessions and at home to help children regulate, stay engaged, and access learning more successfully.