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    Hi,

    Starting at about a year old my DS (now 2.5) enjoyed trains, and I found a used set on craigslist (www.craigslist.org), a huge bin of track and trains, for much much less than it would have cost to buy it all separately.

    Other enduring toys we got around a year of age that we are still using include: wood building blocks, duplo (the toddler version of lego), a children's keyboard (piano, only about $15 at Walmart but real sounding and 20 or 30 keys), toy food and cooking utensils, ride on toys, fridge magnets both letters and characters and animals, a toy barn with plastic animals.

    Around one year old a relative bought my DS a little table with buttons to push, pushing the buttons makes sounds or lights up etc, and he was initially wowed and played with it for a few days, but was quickly bored.

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    I recently got my DS the Leap Frog globe. They stopped making it (BOO) but, this place still had some:
    http://www.worldglobes.com/educatio...gexplorersmartglobe.cfm?RNtt=leap%20frog

    He LOVES LOVES LOVES it.

    He is also currently obsessed with hot wheels and my little pony. He is a well rounded child, ha ha.

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