>>8340955>>8340978You're going to want to avoid toys with small parts, electronics, or follicles that can get ripped or removed like fur, beads, or foam pellets, then inhaled like in most plushies during the oral phase, which can be a pretty long time. Babies will put fucking everything in their mouths for the first 6 months to year-and-a-half of their lives because the mouth is where they get milk from, so it designed to teach them what gives them food and what doesn't over any other part. Hence why you gotta clean the shit the shit out of everything your infant touches. I recommend rubber or rounded pom plastic toys that can survive a baby's gums without biting back.
Afterwards, you can try and get a Softimus Prime or Slumblebee dolls, which to my knowledge are the only "transforming" plushies available, by which I mean they fold inside out. However, they are over a decade old at this point since they were released during the craze of the first LA movie, so they're quite pricey, limited, and probably not strong enough to survive a growing toddler's lack of strength control. Your best be are these chibi plushes being made by symbiote studios, which aren't even out yet, and are more collector focused, but would probably actually survive a play session or two wit a 3 to 5 year old.
https://www.shop.symbiotestudios.com/shop/Transformers-c53374069Honestly though,
>>8340980 is kinda on the money. They're Helen Keller levels of useless, as everything is a nauseating and disorienting rollercoaster while their eyes, ears, nose, and limbs adjust to conditions outside the womb. Best to stick with really simple things, like that house with round and square holes or those sliders that twist all around or squishy cars. Those are entertaining enough for someone who was just born yesterday. Wait til they're 3 to give them an MP 44.
