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Give your little one a smart start by purchasing age-appropriate puzzles that promote problem-solving and fine-motor skills. For a toddler, pick puzzles with fewer, larger pieces made from a nontoxic material, just in case they end up in his mouth. As your child matures, introduce puzzles with more pieces and more complicated designs.
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