15-month-old girl toys?

The most useful toys for a 15-month-old girl are simple, open-ended toys that support motor skills and curiosity in a newly walking toddler. The most beneficial at this age are: push-pull toys (a car pushed from behind or a turtle pulled with a string), nesting or stacking containers, large-piece first puzzles (single-piece removable animal figures), and cause-and-effect toys (boxes where a button opens a lid, ramps where balls roll down). Books are also invaluable — thick cardboard pages, large pictures, showing everyday objects, support language development. Important: toys should have no small parts that could be swallowed and sound levels should not disturb hearing. Pediatricians generally note that at this age, simple toys the child explores with their own hands are more valuable for development than screen-based or flashing toys.