I came up with an ideal list of toys for different ages.

These are forever memories. You can save them until your youngest kid is in middle school. Some may be expensive, but I think you can keep them for many years giving them a lot of bang for their buck!

So I have presented my top 10 recommendations.

10 Best Toys for Multiple Ages'
Nugget comfort
We got this for Christmas and we use it daily. I have a selfie highlight from Instagram. it is great for obstacles, forts, watching tv, saving your couch cushions, monster truck ramps, and many other things!

Magnets
I always recommend people to go for name brands and the 100 pack because you want as many pieces as possible But if you’re on a budget, the Picasso brand works fine too, and they do work with Magnetizes – we have some of each kind and use them together. I recommend a metal board for building. If you have a money limit you can use an old cookie sheet!

Duplo
They are recommended to children 2 to 5. They will slowly get used to Legos. And duplos are good for middle years.2 year old can play with these and I think they stick together better than Megabloks, and my almost 5-year-old still plays with them even though he also likes the smaller ones.

jumbo cardboard blocks
The kids can build with and jump over the blocks, especially if they know how to use cardboard.

Ultimate fort builder
We love Lakeshore learning. You can see a related one on Amazon. The snaps are easy to put together. The only thing to remember is that to make some designs in the booklet that comes with it, the red connectors need to be oriented a certain way. If someone wants to build a big square or rectangle, they can connect them however they want.

Wooden train tracks
Most of the wood tracks are interchangeable, so I would look for whichever brand you can find the best deal on, and you can add more later! You can create patterns and add to your first set to make longer and more complex tracks. they are great for traveling. I always pack a Ziploc bag full of train sets to take them anywhere.

Play kitchen
There are many different styles out there. My daughter has played with it since she was 1 year old. I would add food, a shopping cart, and a cash register. You can set up your grocery store where I store food and diaper boxes.

Doll house
Kids love the FB marketplace. It's common to have it in preschool classrooms. Hape's is good.

Occupational toys
Children love dressing up at night, especially in dress-up clothes. They also love their pretend tools, cleaning supplies, and explorer set (binoculars, compass, flashlight, etc)