We got to try out some new toys as part of a sponsored post for Socialstars. All thoughts an opinions are 100% my own. #PLAYSKOOLCREW
Its been a fun time at our house preparing for this last baby to come. It seems like the twins are the most excited, and I am surprised at what things they remember. Insisting on pulling out the baby toys, bottles (even calling them baba’s like we did when they were babies), and making sure their dolls need all the essential items that my baby needs (like the cute onesies I made the other day).
The other day a friend came over with her 6 month old baby girl, Piper, and my boys were so excited to bring her all sorts of baby things to play with. In my debate for what gear and toys this baby needs, we picked up two new toys we got for baby that would be small yet highly entertaining. We love the Fold ‘n Go Busy Elephant and the Stack ‘n Stow Cups, both from Playskool.
My big kids are both so excited to play with themselves. I am pretty thrilled with them and plan on having the two in my diaper bag for on the go entertainment. They are small in size but have a lot of features to keep them entertained. We loved seeing little Piper playing with our new toys, that I have declared them the best toys to have in your diaper bag! I am so excited to see our newest one play with them soon! 
The Best Baby Toys For Your Diaper Bag
The Fold ‘n Go Busy Elephant is a soft elephant with crinkly ears, rattle feet, squeekers, and all sorts of sensory toys that babies love to explore. I like that it folds into itself (Boston has been carrying it around and has learned to fold it up himself) and that it is washable. PERFECT!
The Stack ‘n Stow Cups are cute and colorful, and stack just like regular nesting cups. I like that they stack pretty thin to save space, but also has a lid that locks to the base to stop the cups from getting scattered (my toy pet peeve – missing pieces). Perfect to take on the go!
What are your favorite toys for the diaper bag or on the go? Anything else I should be looking for?
my kids would have loved those stacking cups – cute!