Play and learning

These two soft toys with removable facial features allow children to create various expressions and encourage them to express their own emotions. Read more

Extremely light but very strong balls . They bump on just about anything, even a fingertip. Due to their low - weight: they move slowly. This makes them ideal for movement therapy for persons with delayed or limited motor skills and the elderly. Read more

Stimulate fine motor skills with small gripping activities and improve finger and hand strength. 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

learning and discovering with different building systems. simple puzzles, shape sorting and color adjustments, it's all possible with this Texo Building Playset Read more

This fun, wooden sensory toy from Le Toy Van is packed with sensory stimulating elements. Touch a block, listen to a bell or look through a kaleidoscope. Read more

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

Very soft plush maze with wooden marble. Feel the wooden marble in the labyrinth and make your way through the maze. Read more

The slomo bumb balls are ideal for various ball games. The balls make a slow movement when throwing and catching. The studs on the ball give it extra grip, making it easier to pick up. Read more

This great educational clock helps all children who want to learn the relationship between analogue and digital time displays. Read more

Be careful! There is a thief in town! Choose who the thief is. Look carefully at all the valuable pieces before the thief steals one. Turn around and then back again...how good is your memory? Do you know what was stolen? Be the first and win! Read more

Learning Numbers, Colors and Shapes of Numbers, all using these SiliShapes Dot Numbers. These can be used everywhere and are a valuable addition to the personal and physical development of your little one! Read more

By pushing the right objects through the side openings, your child trains his or her motor skills and learns to recognize shapes. Read more

This junior rainbow pebbles set is a fun and versatile set for children 18 months and older. Make fun figures with the pebbles, or put them in the right place on the included cards. Read more

Paint in the sand using sand combs in animal and vehicle shapes! Read more

Does this sound familiar? Your toddler playing with a bunch of keys, trying to open the door and imitating mom or dad? This fun shape game locks is shaped like a little house and appeals to the curiosity of little ones. Read more

These scissors are specially designed to practice cutting with the help of a companion. The double eyes are designed so that 2 people can hold the scissors. 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

This water animal counting set is ideal for counting, sorting, weighing, pattern making and use with simple maths sums (addition, subtraction, division or multiplication), or other preparatory maths exercises. Read more