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Buying toys for children can be somewhat confusing and frustrating for parents as well as for gift givers. Children can show surprising preferences in toys; a favorite is not necessarily expensive or unique or "in". Matching toys carefully to a child's age, however, can help this dilemma. Children usually fall into several different "toy - preference" age groups. Infants under eighteen months go through two stages. Before they can sit up, they enjoy toys that appeal to the senses, such as colorful mobiles, squeaky rubber toys or big chewable beads. After they can sit up, babies like "graspable" things like blocks, nesting and stacking toys, and cloth picture books. Children from eighteen months to three years (toddlers) like toys that move (as they are learning to do). Toddlers also like to use their hands.