Play and development

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

Thanks to the 90-degree corners, magical objects can be built with these brightly coloured pyramid construction pieces. The corners fit together perfectly in a portrait or landscape position. Read more

This basketball stand has a perfect size for toddlers and preschoolers, as well as the elderly with who have limited motor skills. Also a fun challenge for children in wheelchairs. Read more

Looking for the perfect Christmas stocking filler for children who want to develop their motor skills through play? With the Motor Skills Christmas Stocking Fillers Set, your search ends here! Read more

Plastic light panel cover for A3 light panel.
The tray is shallow and can be used for various purposes. Think of messyplay with sand, slime or even water. The tray is strong and rigid and will not bend. Read more

Wonderful, playing with sand, clay, rice, slime, orbeez or whatever you can dream up. Normally this can only be done outside with nice weather, with this wooden play tray that is a thing of the past! No more mess on the table and easy to store. Read more

Show your Touchimal horse 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

Learn to tie you shoelaces with these lovely wooden shoes. Train your fine motor skills lerning to tie. You can even practice your lacing skills. Read more

The stand for the Tuff Tray is easy to assemble and is ideal for use at school, daycare or BSO. You can adjust the stand to 3 heights. Read more

Playfully discover the language of emotions. Text, images and stimulating questions help make feelings and emotions open for discussion, recognise them and deal with them better. Surprising, how you get to know yourself and each other (even) better. Read more

Which colors belong to which image? With this wooden magnetic game the aim is to move the colored balls through the city to the correct image using a magnetic pen. Read more

These Bear Counters are ideal for counting, sorting, weighing, creating patterns and using with simple mathematical processes (adding, subtracting, dividing or multiplying). 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

Move your fingers or sand combs through the coloured sand and transform a pile of sand into a landscape or animal. Read more

Make the craziest most creative dolls and creatures with the Zolo Chaos. ZoLO invites you to add your personality and ideas to your creations.
ZoLO is productive play. Read more

Make your own rain sound using this sea themed rain maker.
The transparent balls fall through the tube when you turn it over, which creates a realistic rain sound! Read more

This sensory footpath challenges children to get acquainted with various textures. The XXL set is ideal for use at school or therapy. Read more

Jump or step from circle to circle!
You can make a super fun path or mark a spot with this round floor marker. Read more

What calculation have you already learned?
Learn, create and discover numbers through these magnetic numbers. Playing with the numbers is not only very educational, you can also decorate the fridge or whiteboard with them! Read more

With this Mad Mattr Bakker Set you can quickly make a room full of delicious cakes and other delicacies. Read more