create pages for similar search query variations (single, plural & word order)?

Hi would you recommend creating a page for these similar search query variations? For example -

• website. com/baby-toy-car
• website. com/baby-toy-cars
• website. com/baby-car-toys
• website. com/toy-cars-for-baby
• website. com/toy-cars-for-babies
• website. com/bab-toy-car

I think by having these different pages you are more likely to rank in user searches. For example each page will have its own title and h1 matching the user intent.

Also I've noticed misspelt search queries.. Should I make pages for those? I think that is 1 strep too far?

Or would you recommend its be better to consolidate and make 1 page containing all the search queries in the content?

1. website.com/baby-toy-cars
   title & h1 baby toy cars
   h2 other people searched
   h3 baby car toys
   h3 toy cars for baby
   h3 toy cars for babies
   h3 bab toy cars

If this option how do you decide the best search query for page title & h1? Look at the Google Ads search volume?

I've read about keyword cannibalization so I am not sure what method to try. I feel like the first option is right.

I also read on the BHW forum topic 'Do plural keywords matter' which kinda suggests making pages for all queries is best way to go -

Ya, I've noticed ranking for one automatically ranks you better for the other, I guess I'll try ranking for both, its nice way to rank for two keywords.

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https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/do-plural-keywords-matter.292209/#post-2637147
I also saw a competitor use search term location variation, For example -

• baby toy cars america
• baby toy cars in america

Each have their own page.

These are all just variations of the same search intent so I would normally do one page optimized for them all.