toys and tools for promoting motor skills

Learn to juggle in one of the easiest ways! With the juggling set of 3 cloth it is extra easy to juggle, after all a cloth comes down slower than a ball, ring, club, etc. Read more

The larger dimpl, with tactile in numbers, dots and text. Super for sensory play because of the bubbles you can pop and a feast for the eyes because of the pretty rainbow colours. Read more

Playing tag outside is fun to do, but even more fun is to play Tails Tag.
Clip on the animal tails and try to catch as many of your friends' tails as possible! Read more

Twist this wooden caterpillar into the weirdest shapes by twisting and bending. The caterpillar features sturdy elastic inside. Read more

Learn to string and recognise farm animals with these wooden beads from Classic World. Stringing beads encourages fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and concentration skills. Read more

This Yuck-E-Ball is filled with small balls and non-toxic gel. This combination provides a nice feeling as the fingers move the small balls back and forth Read more

The pinboard allows children to let their imagination run wild. With the prick board, you simply prick the wire into the hole and pull back the prick board. No need to pull the wire through the holes! Read more

Smart Cube is the easy version of the Happy Cubes. The happy Cube you make a cube from the loose puzzle pieces or a normal jigsaw puzzle. The smart cubes has an extremely simple model. 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

Cords can easily be braided using this flower as a holder! Read more

With this Jumbo stamp set, children learn forest animals and their tracks in a playful way. In the process, they can link the tracks to the right animals and vice versa! Stamping is a fun activity and promotes concentration and creativity 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

Super cute mini figures to play with or put down as decoration. Easy to store and carry in its original packaging Read more

STEM toys for preschoolers Grippies® Links consist of easy-to-stack and connect magnetic building blocks and two sizes of magnetic figures to encourage both building and play. 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. Especially for the little young puzzlers! Read more

The never-ending amazement of getting the gears moving! Arrange the card, insert the gears, turn the crank and watch the spectacular chain reaction. Read more

The Numbers PlayMat is a large hundred chart mat on which kids can make sums with their hands and feet. This way they get to learn by playing, how the numbers relate to each other. Read more

Cute screw fun! These charming, colorful animals are eagerly waiting to be put together. Read more

On these Geo signs, you can make different shapes with rubber bands. The front of a Geo Sign has pins in a circular shape and the back in a square grid. Read more

Little ones have so much fun making sounds! With this wooden xylophone, the music can begin! Read more