Play and development

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

Grab the board with both hands and let a marble roll in the shape of the lying eight through the spiral. You do this by gently tilting the board from front to back and from left to right. Read more

Watch the glitters swirl down beautifully in these glitter panels. It is fascinating to see that as the coloured glitters move in the liquid. Read more

This junior rainbow pebbles set is a fun and versatile set for children 18 months and older. Make fun figures with the pebbles, or put them in the right place on the included cards. Read more

Make your own large chain with these plastic jumbo beads. Perfect for little ones. The different shapes allow little ones to explore endlessly. The beads are easy to connect by gently clicking them together. This way, you can make a long chain. Read more

An actively challenging and unique wooden hammer game. A great challenge for children and developing their motor skills. Hitting hard on the 4 beautifully colored rods. The sides feature a lion figure. Read more

Painting in sand, telling stories, rromoting fine motor skills, experimenting with light and shadow, in conclusion a fascinating experience! Read more

Spin, wiggle, sort and discover! Each of the five cones has fascinating textures and a weighted base that wobbles wonderfully. They're like little dancing dolls. Read more

Pulling, carrying, lifting, lowering - the construction of this tower is only possible through the joint, coordinated action of 2 to 16 children. Read more

Find the images on the detective looking chart cards as quickly as possible. The images are hidden in the game card. Spin the game card around and find the correct picture in one of the holes. Read more

This great educational clock helps all children who want to learn the relationship between analogue and digital time displays. Read more

Read and feel at the same time, with fun rhymes and a feeling element on every two pages. That makes reading Christmas rhymes even more fun! Do you dive into the exciting stories of Santa Claus? Read more

Show your Touchimal sheep how much you love him by gently stroking his head and back. The Touchimal makes sweet sounds to show how nice and relaxed it is. Read more

TickiT® Sensory Blocks are rubberwood blocks with different shapes that contain a variety of sensory elements, such as beads, transparent acrylic, colored sand and glitter water. Read more

Feels like walk barefoot outside
... These sensory plates have differently structured surfaces. If you walk barefoot over them, it feels like walking over pinecones, branches or pebbles in nature. The different structures stimulate the foot reflex zones Read more

Encourage the development of balance in a safe way with this balance snake!
This balance snake is great for adding fun to motor activities and is the perfect tool to improve balance and coordination. Read more

Sort, count, classify, create colors and patterns through active play using these Translucant counters. Read more