2 year old toy ideas?

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What toys does your 2 year old love? Trying to get ideas for my 2 yr old's birthday coming up.

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Toy kitchen
Doctor kits
Outdoor toys (swing, bike, water table, small basket ball goal)
Puzzles
Books
Art easel 
Play dough 
Toy cars
Large legos
Giant cardboard brick blocks

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My girls love this! It has stood the test of time so far (even my nieces love this & they are 6 & 9. Lol)

Leapfrog also has these that look fun.

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My daughter loves play doh and the play doh kits. She loves duplo blocks and books. She likes to bounce on Rody. And she loves her play kitchen and play house for outside.

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Duplo, brio Train, balance bike, wood fruit (see picture) Wheelbarrow for outdoor use, sandbox.

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Most important toys:
Board games
Books
Puzzles
Balls (big and small)
Gross motor toys
Building toys
Stuffed animals
Most people already have stuffed animals. We have way too many and we've gotten rid of a lot on several occasions. 
Building toys and other fine motor toys are very important. We have legos, squiggs, and wooden blocks. We use the squiggs as bath toys so they can be doing something educational while taking a bath.
Gross motor toys are anything that encourages your child to move and exercise. We often make obstacle courses by making a trail of obstacles to climb and balance on. 
My 3 year old has:
A balance board
A pogo jumper (kind of like a pogo stick but easier)
Stepping stones
A tricycle which they ride around the house
At some point we really want to get bucket stilts, and then real children's stilts.
In the future I really want to install a rock wall in our house and a rope swing. I would not be only one who does this lol I got the idea from a YouTuber who gives parenting advice called TheParentingJunkie.
Balls are great for everything. We have bouncy balls, whiffle balls, a mini soccer ball, and we did have a kickball but we need a new one.
Puzzles! I love puzzles. They are super educational and fun. Start off with easy ones and slowly graduate to harder ones. You only need to buy one puzzle of each level of difficulty. Once they master that puzzle they can go onto the next level up. My little one started off with easy shape matching puzzles, then spelling puzzles which only have 3 pieces per puzzle but they are jigsaws, then they had 12 piece puzzles. It took them about a year to really master the 12 piece puzzles and then we got one 24 piece, they mastered it in 3 months! They have a 48 piece puzzle coming for easter. :) 
Floor puzzles are also great, tangram puzzles, 3d puzzles, etc.
Books! They can be used as reading practice and for a nice thing to do before bed and nap time. I get all my books on amazon. I find books that seem interesting and then go on youtube and watch a read aloud to see if I like it before I buy it. We have tons of books, we mostly get books targeted towards children ages 5 and up, and my 3 year old can read each one of them fluently. They're getting their first chapter book for easter.
Board games! Every night for an hour after dinner we play board games together. We have the sneaky snacky squirrel game, we play go fish and war with a classic deck of cards, we have connect four, and they're getting dinosaur snakes and ladders for easter.