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Toddler Toys
Compare 8 popular toddler toys side-by-side to find the perfect match for your little one and your budget. Our independent comparison lets you check prices, features and specs at a glance across ride-ons, scooters, puzzles and more from trusted Aussie retailers.
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Micromum. Approved
Micro Mini Micro 3in1 Deluxe
★ Best long lasting scooter
Melissa & Doug
Melissa & Doug Wooden Jumbo Knob Puzzles
Best for early puzzlesStrider
Strider 12 Sport
Best for building balance
Wishbone Bike
Wishbone Bike Original 3-in-1
Best for siblings sharingLEGO
LEGO DUPLO My First Number Train
Best for early numbersAnko
Anko Toddler Scooter
Best value first scooterMicro
Micro Mini2go Deluxe
Best for youngest toddlersBtwin
Btwin Runride 100
Best value balance bikeNo products match these filters.
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Trixie
Wooden Animal Train
Bubble
BUBBLE WOODEN RACCOON PULL ALONG TOY
Bubble
BUBBLE WOODEN ELEPHANT PULL ALONG TOY
Trixie
Wooden Fire Truck
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Fire Truck Set
Moover
Moover Musical Tap Tap
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Police Station
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Fire Station
Little People
Little People Friendly Horses Stable
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Police Van
Skip Hop
SKIP HOP FARMSTAND ROCK A MOLE GUITAR
Trixie
Trixie Wooden Animal Train, Mrs. Cat
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Cement Truck
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Firetruck
Done by Deer
Done By Deer Pull Along Wiggle Toy Croco Green
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Ambulance
Skip Hop
Skip Hop Zoo Sort & Stack Boat
Moover
Mini Cars, Ice Cream
Moover
Mini Cars, Fire Truck
Moover
Mini Cars, Ambulance
Trixie
Wooden Beads Maze, Mrs. Rabbit
Moover
Moover Toys Essentials Dolls Pram Off White
Moover
Moover Toys Essentials Ride on Bike Green
LEGO
LEGO DUPLO Pizza Girls with Muffin and Bluey 10469
Trixie
Trixie Wooden Pull Along Toy, Mrs. Rabbit
Trixie
Trixie Wooden Stacking Toy, Mr. Lion
Trixie
Trixie Wooden Beads Maze, Mrs. Cat
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Picnic Play Set
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Medium Wooden Doll House
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Fairy Garden Fairy House
Trixie
Trixie Wooden Animal Truck
Trixie
Trixie Wooden Animal Bus
Trixie
Trixie Wooden Ferris Wheel
Nuage Interiors
Nuage Interiors Cedric Wooden Train
Little Dutch
Little Farm Activity Table
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Little Farm Stacking Train Tractor
Little Dutch
Little Dutch Wooden Doll House, Small
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How to choose toddler toys in Australia
When choosing toddler toys, safety comes first. Look for products that meet Australian safety standards (AS/NZS ISO 8124) and check the ACCC Product Safety website for any recalls. Consider your child's developmental stage and interests: open-ended toys like wooden blocks tend to offer better value over time than single-purpose items, though balance toys like balance bikes shine for building coordination outdoors. Think about longevity and budget too. Quality timber toys often outlast cheaper plastic alternatives and can be passed down, but stores like Kmart's Anko range offer decent options if you're watching spending. Consider where you'll shop: local retailers make returns easier, while online purchases might save dollars but check Australian warranty coverage. Most importantly, choose toys that genuinely engage your child rather than what's simply popular.
How we compare. mum.com.au reviews are independent. We research every product and compare them honestly. A ✓ Verified price is one we’ve checked live at the named retailer; approx. RRP is an indicative recommended price from our research, not a live retailer price. Always check the retailer for the latest price.