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If you are looking for very first board games to introduce to your little ones, then these are the games we most recommend.
⭐️ Top Picks
Our top recommendations in this category, and games that we personally own to fill this niche.
Go Away Monster
Summary: Take turns drawing bedroom objects from the bag, but be sure to say “Go Away!” if you draw a monster!
You Might Like If… you want a very first children’s game that helps teach basic concepts like taking turns, drawing from a bag, and matching to spaces on a board.
First Orchard
Summary: Work together to pick all the fruit before the pesky raven reaches it.
You Might Like If… you want a very first children’s game that helps teach basic concepts like taking turns, rolling a die, and color recognition.
Hungry as a Bear
Summary: Take turns rolling the die and feeding the bear, but be careful not to spill!
You Might Like If… you want a very first children’s dexterity game that improves hand-eye coordination while introducing basic game concepts like rolling a die.
Building Site
Summary: Take turns trying to find the piece matching the next step so that the truck can transport the pieces to build a house together.
You Might Like If… you want a very first children’s game that helps teach basic concepts like taking turns, object recognition, and memory.
Little Bird, Big Hunger
Summary: Take turns rolling the die and collecting the matching food in a race to become a fully-grown bird.
You Might Like If… you want a first competitive children’s game that teaches basic concepts like winning and losing, rolling a die, and object matching.
Here, Fishy, Fishy!
Summary: Roll the die and use the fishing rod to catch the matching fish as you race to be the first to have caught a fish of every color.
You Might Like If… you want a first competitive children’s game with a fun dexterity element that teaches basic concepts like winning and losing, rolling a die, and object matching.
Beasts of Balance
Summary: Work together to stack a variety of unique pieces as you try to build up the best habitat in the synced app.
You Might Like If… you want a really unique stacking game that works well with kids of all ages and combines physical dexterity with a digital game system in a really clever way.
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