The 35 Best Toys and Gift Ideas For 1-Year-Olds in 2019

Stimulate their senses with the Little Tikes Crinkle and Tinkle Octopus (£10).

Even if Mom and Dad don't have rhythm, their little one can still learn some cool dance moves thanks to Fisher-Price's Bright Beats Dance & Move BeatBo (£26). Just push one of the buttons on BeatBo's belly or feet to trigger a medley of toe-tapping songs. You can even record short phrases for BeatBo to remix into a catchy dance tune.

Make bath time more bearable with the Early Learning Centre Splish Splash Adventure Island (£16).

This VTech Drop and Go Dump Truck £14) is intended to help children learn their numbers.

A quartet of Melissa & Doug K's Kids Pull-Back Vehicles (£23) feature pull-back functionality, making baby's first automotive toys as safe as they are entertaining.

A trip to the airport has truly never been so fun as with the Little People Spinnin' Sounds Airport (£35) from Fisher-Price. Your budding air traffic controller can take the plane up to the top of the pole, press on the cloud and watch the plane spin around as it "flies."

Let your little one experience the same fun you did as a child with the Teddy Ruxpin — Official Return of the Storytime and Magical Bear (£66).

These GoStock Friction Powered Cars (£15) are perfect for playing on the patio.

This VTech Click and Count Remote (£11) includes 45 sing-along songs, melodies, sound effects, and phrases. Toddlers can pretend channel surf through nine different channels including weather and news. The interactive role play is excellent for early education.

These Crayola Colour Bath Dropz (£9) make washing up much more fun.

Your toddler will grow quickly, but their toys can grow with them too! This VTech Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker (£51) is perfect to help them get moving.

Help your little one learn about shapes and colours by playing with this LeapFrog Shapes and Sharing Picnic Basket (£28). Kids can sort, match, stack, empty, and fill the contents of the basket.

Add The Wooden Toy Factory Butterfly Gear Game (£11) to the toybox to help improve motor skills and colour recognition.

Is your little one a budding chef? Find out with the Melissa and Doug Cutting Fruit Set (£14).

Introduce your baby to the wonder of reading with a Soft Book (£10) that they won't rip to shreds.

The Rody Horse (£28) comes in a rainbow of colours and is a ride-on toy that even those with small-space restrictions can make work. This mini equine offers plenty of bouncy fun for little ones, and lest you worry that they'll quickly outgrow it, the durable Rody can withstand up to 300 pounds (yes, you read that correctly) of weight.

Keep your baby occupied during bath time with this Yeonha Toys Bath Toy (£11)!

The cute Linkimals Smooth Moves Sloth (£35) from Fisher Price uses lights, music, and song to engage your child's visual, auditory, and tactile skills.

Encourage their inner musician with the adorable Little Tikes Jungle Band Piano (£10).

This VTech Musical Rhymes Book (£11) will keep little ones entertained no matter where you are. It also helps with building fine motor skills by sliding and twisting the play pieces.

Sail the seven seas with the adorable Happyland Pirate Cove (£18)

The Early Learning Centre Giant Wooden Activity Cube (£40) features so many ways to play, with a built-in chalk board, bead maze, flip board, xylophone and clock, offering hours of amusement.

Who needs Monkey Music classes when you've got the Early Learning Centre Baby Percussion Mat (£30) at home?

Your little one will stay cosy after bath time with this Hudson Baby Animal Face Hooded Towel (£20).

Show little ones how to look after pets with this VTech Care for Me Learning Carrier Toy (£46).

Your little one will love sitting on the Marshmallow Furniture Disney Princess Flip-Open Sofa (£61).

Ah, the Care Bears (£15)! The most famous stuffed animal of the '80s still holds a special place in the classic toys hierarchy.

This VTech Pull and Sing Puppy (£15) is adorable.

This VTech Touch and Swipe Baby Phone (£25) includes 12 light-up pretend apps including a calendar, a clock, and the weather. This toy helps with hand-eye coordination.

Your kiddo will develop motor skills by playing with this VTech Busy Learners Activity Cube (£25).

Give them green fingers with the Le Toy Van My Wooden Stacking Garden (£15) which helps inspire creativity and hand eye coordination.

Pop-Up Dinosaurs (£8) has rhymes about giant prehistoric creatures and five big dinosaur pop-ups that jump out from the pages.

Let your child be a princess and wear this light-up Disney Moana's Magical Seashell Necklace (£11.50).

If you feel like you have a tiny musician on your hands, try out the VTech KidiBeats Drum Set (£30). The drum pads and cymbal each have their own unique sound for sensory development.

Who doesn't want to ride around on their very own Thomas the Tank Engine? Just don't blame us if your little one won't leave the house with the The Thomas and Friends Engine Ride On (£33)!