We all know that babies and toddlers don’t discriminate when it comes to prices of toys. You can spend $150 on a wooden Montessori toy your child never touches and $2 for a plastic rattle your child plays with for hours. But in general, if toxin-free is a priority it’s best to invest in a few quality items than a bunch of plastic toys (especially…
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