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When choosing baby toys, safety comes first. Look for products that meet Australian safety standards (AS/NZS ISO 8124) and check the ACCC's Product Safety Australia site for any recalls. Avoid toys with small parts for babies under three, and inspect seams and attachments regularly, especially on plush toys and teethers that cop a battering from tiny teeth. Think about what stage your baby's at and how much use you'll actually get. Simple rattles and sensory toys work brilliantly for newborns, while activity gyms and stackers grow with bubs for months. Budget brands like Kmart offer great value for toys that might only hold attention briefly, but it's often worth spending more on open-ended toys like quality wooden sorters that last through multiple children. Washability matters too, because everything ends up in their mouth or covered in pureed pumpkin.
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