For One Hand

Learning to count, recognize and discover patterns are the skills you can learn while playing with these blocks. The blocks are lightweight and a real eye-catcher due to the different colors and patterns. Read more

Put the happy jellyfish in a bottle of water, squeeze the bottle and watch the jellyfish dance and move happily through the water. Fascinating to watch and good for fine motor skills too! Read more

Through these fun paint kits, children can playfully learn to paint using a brush. Painting stimulates the development of fine motor skills, color recognition and following instructions. Read more

Stimulate fine motor skills with small gripping activities and improve finger and hand strength. Read more

Will you manage to keep the ping pong ball on the table? Practice your coordination, gross motor skills, reflexes and concentration using this table tennis set Read more

Match the correct number of rings to the numbers or dots and learn to count with this wooden ring game! Read more

Decorate beautiful drawings, t-shirts, or other objects with this fun sea animal stamp set from Apli Kids. Read more

With the special pen you pull up all the magnetic balls, this way you can write letters, lines or draw cute figures. Read more

Babies love peek-a-boo games.
This wooden Peek a Boo farm with farm animals makes the game even more fun! Read more

A beautiful set of smooth colourful wooden treasures that will allow your child to discover the wonders of learning through play. These simple and intriguing items will bring out your child's naturally curious nature; Read more

Roll the die and turn the lid to the right colour. Now use the tweezers to grab the right vegetable. Then put it on your plate. But don't drop it, because of course that would be a waste of food! Read more

Kneading, modelling and being creative. With this modelling clay, you can make the cutest creations and then let them air-dry easily. Read more

A quick trip to the forest! This wooden button puzzle contains lovingly hand-drawn puzzle pieces with wooden buttons from the theme world of forest animals. Read more

Lukt het jouw om je dieren bij de juiste printjes te matchen! Een unieke memorie waarbij er niet 2 dezelfde plaatjes moeten worden, maar er moet worden overwogen welke print bij welke dier hoort. Read more

The walking lanyard gives your child the necessary space (150 cm) and yet keeps the child at a safe distance in crowded environments. Read more

A super cute wooden shovel for in a shop, tufftray, play tray or sandbox. The scoop can be used for multiple purposes. Read more

This extra thick wooden puzzle from Melissa & Doug has three large puzzle pieces with extra large wooden buttons. This makes them easy to grab. A fun activity to encourage hand-eye coordination and visual perception. Read more

Extremely light but very strong balls . They bump on just about anything, even a fingertip. Due to their low - weight: they move slowly. This makes them ideal for movement therapy for persons with delayed or limited motor skills and the elderly. Read more

As a beginner, learn to paint easily with these brushes equipped with ball handle. The ball handle can be easily grasped with the whole hand or fingers to control the brush Read more

Six coloured bowls to sort different materials into. Suitable for all kinds of sorting activities to teach children counting and sorting through play. Read more