Educational Toys

With Chewigem's emotion bracelet, irritable children can indicate how they are feeling more easily and the environment can perceive this and take it into account. Read more

.ROMBI puzzle is an innovative, creative game with 16 or 36 diamond-shaped wooden blocks with patterns that are assembled into multidimensional play variations. Read more

Discover the Le Toy Van Rainbow Cloud Pop: a durable wooden toy that stimulates fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Ideal for children aged 18 months and up, including those with special needs. Read more

Have you always dreamed of having an aquarium and can't stop looking at the moving fish, but have doubts about the obligations? This bubble tube with fish and balls gives you the best of both worlds! Read more

Lummic lets you push your limits. Whether you want to improve your sports performance, let children learn through play, or keep seniors active. Lummic brings movement, challenge and fun! Read more

Be enchanted by this liquid mini classic timers colorful liquid timer! Flip this liquid timer over and watch the colored bubbles move downward. Read more

Young children are naturally curious and will explore. They will push, spin and click the balls! Push down a colorful ball and hear how it clicks. Read more

Transparent tubes for individual sensory experiments!
The screw-top tubes can be filled as desired to appeal to children's sensory stimuli Read more

This mini trampoline is perfect for younger children who want to learn how to jump on the trampoline. Trampoline jumping is not only fun, but also very good for gross motor skills, balance, condition and stimulus processing!!! Read more

Flash light Search Book Space is a wonderful search and read-aloud book. Astronaut André has lost his sunglasses. Where has that thing gone? To find them, he goes back to all the places in space where he has been that day. Read more

Sort the pegs by shape or colour, stack them on top of each other on the board or poke them into the board to recreate a figure. Use the peg to practise maths or fine motor skills. Read more

Puzzle in 2D AND in 3D! With the happy Cube you can make a cube from the loose puzzle pieces or a normal jigsaw puzzle. Read more

Hey what's rattling there? Is it a rattle? No it's your little one playing with the Daisy Block Box. The brightly colored blocks really invite your child to pick them up. 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

The dolls have various fasteners on their clothes to encourage fine motor skills and self-reliance. You can practice using a zipper, buttons, snaps, laces and Velcro closure. Read more

With the Edx Linking Cubes Set, your child learns mathematical skills, such as counting, area and measurement, through play. Each link has a hole and connection, so children can connect the blocks vertically and horizontally. Read more

Use the stones to raise the water in the tube before the crow falls off. Read more

Use the included magnetic pen to “draw” beautiful pictures or write numbers and letters on the drawing board. The magnetic pen makes the magnetic balls come up and stay put. Read more

With this fun closure practice set, you can playfully practice opening and closing different closures such as buttons and you learn how to dress yourself and tie your shoelaces easily. Read more