toys and tools for promoting motor skills

Bounce the balls on the ground and see what happens!
The light balls will fascinate and captivate your child's attention and imagination. Read more

These irresistible fuzzy and squishy balls are safe for children safe for hours of entertainment. The velvety soft surface provides sensory stimulation. Read more

Wriggle this wooden caterpillar into the weirdest shapes by twisting and bending. The caterpillar has sturdy elastic inside. Fun fidget alternative to the Tangle. Read more

Tobbles Neo are 7 fun coloured stackable bowls. Tobbles Neo stacking game is a design by Fat Brain Toys. The bowls have a modern design. Namely, they have a jagged rim and all have a different weight, Read more

These bobbins are not only great fun to play with, but also look cute. Bobbin walking is a fun way to practise balance and coordination and to train gross motor skills at home. Should the bobbin walking not succeed immediately then ... Read more

How high do you make the pipe jump? When the pipe is compressed lengthwise, tension is created in the plastic fabric. When released, the pipe jumps up to two metres. Read more

How fast can you spin the top? The more you practice the easier it gets! These wooden spinning tops are available in 6 different animal species and in cheerful colors! Perfect as a handout or shoe gift. Read more

When you talk to this cute parrot, he will talk after you. When talking, he wiggles his head back and forth and your voice is played in a funny way. Read more

The Rubbabu rings feel extremely soft and fluffy to the touch, and the beautiful colors make it fun to play with Read more

A compact and addictive puzzle game that puts your brain to work. With just a few puzzle pieces you create endless combinations. The flexible pieces provide an extra tactile experience. Perfect for those who love a challenge! Read more

A wrinkly, swirling, wavy, curling super-sized squishy toy! Super NeeDoh Ripples is a spectacular sensory ball with enchanting patterns and textures. 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

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

The indoor balancing path... The five river stones are quickly assembled into a balancing path and can also be combined with other materials, e.g. sensory mats, to create a course. Read more

With Touchable Bubbles, you can actually hold the bubbles on your hand without them snapping. How cool is that. Just dip the stick into the bubble and blow! How many bubbles can you catch? 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

Quercetti Filo, is it drawing, threading, embroidering, poking...? Using a pen, thread the laces through the holes in the Filo board and trace the figures. Read more

The colored balls are a feast for the eyes. Roll or throw the ball and the multicolored balls go from one side to the other. You keep following them. Read more

With the Pompom Ball you can really do anything. You can snooze, pick, fidget, tickle, it really feels wonderful with its soft bristles. The Pompom balls lend themselves to many activities. Read more

Discover the magic of the metal chain fidget! These endless spinning rings are not only a fun pastime, but also a valuable tool for children and adults alike. Read more