Dear Divya, Seems like lots have people have given you some great ideas, so I am not going to repeat these, but what I will say is that what toys you buy are not that important. What is more important is how you use them with your child. Use lots of language when playing, do lots of pretend play and just let your child explore in a fun and engaging way. If you can do this, learning will automatically happen and the love for learning will also come in. Hope this helps.

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