Baby toys should be replaced when they show signs of wear and tear, are no longer age-appropriate, or if your baby has outgrown them interest-wise.

Yes, musical toys can aid in language development by exposing your baby to different sounds, rhythms, and language patterns.

Wooden toys are often more durable and environmentally friendly and may come without the risk of BPA and other chemicals sometimes found in plastics.

Here are some ways to keep your baby bag in order:

1. Start with a good foundation: Make sure your baby bag has enough pockets and sections in place. Itzy Ritzy diaper bags have a lot of pockets and places to put things so that everything stays in its place.
2. Use pouches and organizers:  For example, you can put wipes, diapers, and baby cream in one pouch, snacks, and small toys in another. 
3. Have a designated spot for everything: Don't be tempted to put your whole baby's room in your diaper bag. Pack only what you'll need for your trip, and think about leaving things that aren't necessary at home.
4. Keep it tidy: After you use your baby bag, take a few minutes to clean it up. This will make keeping your next trip's things in order easy.

Yes, independent play with toys can boost self-confidence and creativity. Supervised solo play is an important part of a baby's development.

Offer a variety of textures in toys and fabrics, including soft plush toys, bumpy balls, or crinkly books to stimulate the tactile senses.

You can introduce simple educational toys at any age, but ensure they are age-appropriate to keep the experience enjoyable and beneficial.

Use a damp cloth with mild soap to gently clean the surface. Avoid submerging them in water. Always remove batteries before cleaning.

Yes, push-and-pull toys can encourage your baby to stand up and take steps. Ensure these types of toys are stable and age-appropriate.

Toys like stacking rings, puzzles, and blocks are great for hand-eye coordination. Look for toys that involve fitting pieces together or require precise placement.