Fisher Price has always been a trusted and popular brand for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers when it comes to excellent standards for children’s toys. Founded in 1930 by Herman Fisher and Irving Price, the brand still continues to prove successful over the years.

The first ever line of Fisher Price toys was unveiled in 1931 at the International Toy Fair held in New York City wherein sixteen wooden toys were introduced. The set also included metal push-pull toys based from the book characters of Margaret Evans Price—the wife of Irving Price. These characters are Dr. Doodle, Granny Doodle, and a duck dressed-up with a tuxedo and a top hat. These have become the three signature toys of Fisher Price. Since then, the toy company has always been concerned of producing toys, which are also on the educational end. They believed that toys are meant to be played with and therefore, toy safety has always been valued.

Aside from these signature toys, there are also a lot more Fisher Price trademarks which you can keep your eye on. These are especially good for your preschoolers and growing-up kids.

Babies would surely love and benefit educationally from the Rock-A-Stack. This simple infant toy is made up of a plastic pole wherein colorful rings can be stacked by babies according to their right order of size. This toy can help babies learn about sizes, colors, and ultimately develop their eye-hand coordination. Another infant must-have is the Fisher Price’s classic Shape Sorter. This is an affordable all-time favorite. It provides a lot of motivation for infants especially as they place the right shapes through the right sorter on the toy’s lid.

On the other hand, toddlers and preschoolers would surely love these other Fisher Price toy classics.

The Corn Popper is one. This is a simple toy that has been present over the years. The toy’s magic lies in the popping balls inside its clear plastic dome. This is great for toddlers most especially for those who are learning how to walk. As the kid pushes this toy through a long bar, he or she can watch in fascination as the colored balls inside the wheeled dome make popping sounds and see them bouncing inside the plastic dome. The Bubble Mower is another classic which is somewhat similar to the Corn Popper. The main difference is that the Bubble Mower produces bubbles as it gets pushed by kids across the floor.

Kids would also have fun playing with the Chatter phone. You may recognize this cute white telephone toy with its smiling face as a part of your childhood play days. Up to these recent times, it still provides kids with the same fun and entertainment it always has. In addition, the Snap Lock Beads are also a timeless kiddie favorite. Kids would love to snap its beads together so they can make long chains out of the shapes. What’s even greater is that the toy also promotes eye-hand coordination and a venue for learning about different colors.

Lastly, but definitely not the least, are the Little People toys. These are the cute little wooden toys built without any arms or legs. Each represents a significant family member or an important community helper kids would be able to get familiar with.