toys and tools for promoting motor skills

Cheerful extendable centipede with a length of 25 cm. Stretch and stretch him, or count all his paws. Read more

Can you manage to build the towers shown on the cards? Each card features a tower that can be rebuilt using the blocks. Of course, you can also invent and build your own tower! Read more

This shimmering pits ball from Manimo feels great to the touch due to the stretchy Lycra design and the delicious "pits. It really works to relieve stress. Deliciously squeezing and fidgeting with your fingers in the stress ball is really relaxing. 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

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

The cheerful Spiral Tower from Quercetti is a fun marble run for toddlers. The marble track consists of 7 track parts and 3 balls. Stack the 7 track pieces on top of each other, and your toddler can make the balls roll. Read more

The super soft stretch sand can be shaped, kneaded and worked with sand molds. It can be pulled apart and is amazingly elastic. The stretch sand is great for sensory experiences. 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

The water ball with glitter is fascinating to watch. By shaking, rolling or spinning the ball, all the glitter particles will begin to swirl through the water Read more

The water ball with balls is fascinating to watch. By shaking, rolling or spinning the ball, all the colored balls will begin to swirl through the water. Read more

Some children are real toe walkers. They do not unwind the feet completely, but continue to walk on the toes. The Heelpiepers encourages children in a simple way to properly unwrap the feet. 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

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Where new ideas take shape! See things in a new way—even in the dark! Creative ideas and artful activities to stretch your imagination. Read more

This is what rain sounds like! The sound of soft rain can be imitated with this rainmaker. As it can be used in different ways as... Read more

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

MadMattr is the successor to Bubber and has the cool properties of both Kinetic Sand, and Bubber. This makes it a lightweight clay that is also super stretchy. 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

These little farm animals move around happily.
Pull the string and watch them move shakily across the floor or desk. Let the animals race against each other and see who is the fastest! Read more

Do you manage to move all the numbers back to the right place?
First move all the numbers around the board and then start looking for the correct order to move the numbers. A real brain teaser! Read more

Now also all the colors of the happy Cube expert in one package! 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. The Happy Cube Expert is the most difficult variant of the happy cubes Read more