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The bricks have various facial expressions that can help her identify what she's feeling. They're Duplos, which means they're endlessly durable and can be stuck together in as many ways as your child can imagine. We all love those Cocomelon episodes in which JJ experiences his first boo boo. Now your toddler can take care of her favorite TV character with this Cocomelon-themed doctor kit.
Orchard toys make plenty of board games for younger children and the Orchard Toys Shopping List Game is an extremely popular game for younger children. The Calico Critters Hopscotch Rabbit Family is a set of 4 characters for the Calico Critters world, complete with clothing items and outfits. The soft, sensory finish on the characters is sure to appeal to 3-year-olds who still need plenty of sensory input and encourage their imaginative role-play. As Calico Critters Characters come in family sets this also encourages role-play based on children’s experience of living in a family unit. Help develop her motor skills and her creativity with fun Play-Doh sets.
Melissa & Doug Catch & Count Wooden Fishing Game
All thanks to this starter kit, the iPad turns into an educational toy with ease. It helps teach the little ones how to spell, count, form shapes, and other dress-up and feeding games. This is a super-soft dough set that can be easily stretched and squashed into any desirable shape. This clay will not dry out, comes in different colors, and allows the kids to become as creative as possible.
The set comes complete with magic wands and accessories, so your little one will have ample options for pretend play. Grocery shopping is often considered an annoying errand for adults, but for toddlers, the supermarket and the carts that fill the aisles are the coolest things ever. Your kiddo will have fun playing little helper with this perfectly sized cart (or “buggy,” if you’re in the South) which comes with all the pretend groceries they’ll need. For the little girl who loves playing hostess, this sweet little tea set is perfect for playroom tea parties. Made from 100% recycled plastic, the set can actually hold liquid, though we don’t recommend giving a toddler tea. They don’t need the extra jolt of energy from caffeine, and you don’t need that in your life, either.
Leapfrog, LeapLand Adventures - Best Gifts For 3-Year-Old Girl
The German brand Schleich has been making figurines since the 1950s, and its universe is vast. You can keep it classic with this set of farm animals, get a well-known character like Baby Smurf, or get mythical with unicorns and dragons. However, avoid kits like thick paints, foam, playdoh, and crayons as they are made for older kids and could cause choking hazards. The best and most affordable pick, this comes with a bucket filled with mini dinosaur figures. These different kinds include Tyrannosaurus Rex and Stegosaurus that will get your kid interested in nature and history, boosting their imaginative skills.
Unwrapping the doll and the surprises increase fine motor skills and dexterity in the fingers as the wrapping is complex and the accessories are small. 3-year-old girls often enjoy imaginative, princess-themed role-play. This kind of creative play is great for developing important social skills as well as improving speech and language, as speech is used to explain or narrate what is going on in the play. This furniture set could make an ideal gift for a little girl who’s interested in princesses and dressing up.
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Your toddler might not be old enough to start jet-setting around the world, but with this adorable set from FAO Schwartz, at least they can pretend. We can't stop smiling at its sweet design and thoughtful accessories, including a faux phone, passport, camera, and neck pillow. Their adorable, plush design is unlike any other toy, which is what makes them so special and collectable. Your girl will adore adding Robert the frog, or any other Squishmallow, for that matter, to their collection. Here are the best, most engaging toys and gifts for 3-year-old girls. We tested and researched the best options considering the recommended ages, complexity, and educational value.
Leapfrog incorporates all, from hunts to berry gathers, be assured that your 3-year-old knows it all. Simply plug it in a TV set with a kid-friendly gaming console, and you’d be good to go. This medical kit promotes the 3-year-old girl to understand the importance of empathy, personal care, and health as she performs them herself. The little doctor could perform her daily checkup without stepping out with the stuffed animals as her patience. It includes 7 pieces for the checkup, a stethoscope, otoscope, syringe, blood pressure cuff, thermometer, bandage, and a doctor’s bag. With this five-costume set, your 3-year-old can be a princess, a bumble bee, a ladybug, and a few different fairies.
Baby Born Bath Toothcare Spa
This is a great way to get your kids active and moving while striking a chord. If you're wondering where you're going to keep all of those colorful little buttons, don't worry—there's a storage tray included, which makes clean-up a breeze. Our tester noted that there are no instructions included, but the toy was intuitive enough for her toddler to figure out on her own. The KidKraft Princess Wooden Side Table may match the bedroom décor of a 3-year-old girl who is into princesses and is built to last. They can color their new magical pets, then wash them off to do it all again!
This is a replica of the real vacuum cleaners and we are sure the kids would love how the colorful balls swirl around when working. It’s real enough to pick up small pieces of paper and has a removable dustbin in the back. As the title gives it out, the toddler will act as a doctor and let go of their fear of actual doctors, cause we know, doctors are friends with doctors. This is a wooden playset that comes with a waiting room, check-in area, and exam room that allows the kids to familiarize themselves with all kinds of doctor appointments. This camper brings to life the fan-favorite episode and also reveals removable furniture with accessories for added fun.
Building train tracks supports construction and early engineering skills as well as encouraging imaginative play. Train tracks are a timeless toy which don’t date or go out of fashion easily. Brio is an especially timeless brand, having made train track toys for many years. Brio’s sets are compatible with other train track sets so that play can be expanded as a child is given more sets and pieces.
With an extra-wide base, two front wheels, and an easy-to-use footbrake, your 3-year-old will gain confidence, balance, and coordination zipping around the neighborhood on their cool new scooter. Available in red or pink, My 1st Scooter supports children up to 50 pounds, so it should last for a while. Bring the night sky inside right to her room with this cute, unicorn-shaped projector. Bedtime will be a lot cozier and more relaxing for your little girl as she drifts off to sleep under the projected nightlights.
Stock up their play kitchen with these wooden play food accessories by Milton & Goose. This set includes everything your little chef should have stocked up in their refrigerator, including organic milk, almond milk, butter, goat's milk, and 2 Free-Range Eggs. Made from solid maple and topped with non-toxic finishes, you can add to their supply with additions like Milton and Goose's Veggie Playset and Pantry Playset. This editor-favorite wooden play kitchen is sure to inspire your budding chef’s imagination. Along with the kitchen itself, this set comes with Montessori-inspired accessories like a wooden spoon, pot, skillet, and salt and pepper shakers. While your little cook whips up some creative play, you can rest easy knowing it's made with non-toxic materials and sustainably sourced birch plywood.
We love finding gifts that are unusual, thoughtful, and well vetted. Kids will love opening up this box, which is jam-packed with an enormous variety of crafting supplies and instructions to make 16 projects. I like that the creature shapes are sturdy enough to use as templates for tracing and cutting out paper versions—to make the fun last even longer. Not only will the kid have fun making their mark, but they’ll beam with pride when they see their name on their work—plus, it’ll help the parents keep the sweet memories organized. Help your kids practice their ABCs with the help of these cool flashcards.
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