Thinking about getting a subscription for developmental toys for our 14mo. Seems pricey but keeps people organized? Has anyone actually used it or is it just Instagram marketing that actually works
The one thing that made me keep it was that they include activities and explanations for what each toy does developmentally. Made me feel less like I was just throwing money at stuff and more like I understood why he should have certain toys.
Honestly we canceled after 3 months because we didn't have space for all of it. But if you have the room and the budget it's a solid service. The monthly theme is actually thoughtful about developmental stages.
We got a Lovevery subscription and yeah it's pricey but the quality is legit. Our 14mo is into the same age range and he actually plays with every single toy, not like some of the stuff we buy that gets ignored.
Alternative option: join a Lovevery toy swap group. You can rotate toys without spending full price. Saw several of those popping up on Facebook. Might be worth looking into before committing to the subscription.
The subscription felt expensive until I added up what we were spending on random toys from stores that weren't as good. Lovevery stuff lasts longer too because the materials are solid.
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My 15mo gets bored pretty quick with most toys so I was skeptical about Lovevery but it actually held his attention longer. Not sure if it's the quality or just that everything was new at once.