Products tagged with zelfredzaamheid

Magic wand with glitter nice to play with, look at or hand out.
By turning the magic wand, the stars and glitter swirl down in the water. Beautiful and soothing to see. Read more

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

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 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

Kids Zip Sheets is zip-up bedding, designed to prevent children from kicking blankets off in their sleep and becoming exposed. It helps children sleep through the night as they stay covered. Read more

This wooden bear is always cheerful, but he is happiest when he is all dressed up. Will you give the bear a hand? Getting dressed is no longer a puzzle once you have mastered zip, belt, snaps and laces. Read more

Handy little scissors that fit easily in the hand. Using these scissors, cutting skills can be practised with both the left and right hand. 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

This life skills practice board Develop children's fine motor skills and dexterity as they explore the different parts. Read more

Keep your little ones busy with this locks and fasteners practice board. Little hands can learn to use different locks. Read more

Lock, open and explore! This wooden play board offers babies and toddlers versatile play and learning opportunities. Open the windows and doors and discover the cute animals hidden behind them. Read more

Handy little scissors that sit easily in the hand.
Using this pair of scissors, cutting skills can be practiced with both the left and right hand. Read more