Outdoor Play

Do you know how to stay balanced on this balancing board? By standing on the board with both feet, you can practice your balance and even ''walk'' with it. Read more

Load, launch and laugh!
Place one of the colourful, fluffy Boops in the Booper, pull the plunger backwards and release. BOOP! The Boop flies across the room and ''Boops'' gently against a friend. What follows next might be a... Read more

Ideal play tool that trains both balance skills and movement coordination. Read more

This reaction bouncing ball is not just any bouncing ball. Its bumpy shape makes this bouncy ball jump in all directions. A fun way to practise reaction skills for both children and adults. Read more

Scoop tongs are ideal for picking up and moving objects. Scoop tongs are perfect for sensory play and help develop fine motor skills. Read more

This air-filled pearl ball is a super fun ball, with all the coloured pearls inside. The pearls have beautiful colours and make a rustling sound when you shake or roll the ball. Read more

These large and small round silicone mats have different textures, allowing you to do fun sensory games with them. Walk along the pad with bare feet and feel the texture. 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

It crackles and creaks a little and is great for fidgeting. A footbag, sometimes called a hacky sac, is a crocheted, small, round ball filled with plastic granules. Read more

Pulling, carrying, lifting, lowering - the construction of this tower is only possible through the joint, coordinated action of 2 to 16 children. Read more

Unlimited bouncing fun with these transparent bouncing balls filled with glitter stars.
The glitter stars give a nice effect, stimulate the senses and provide extra bouncing fun. Read more

The cry tubes can be attached to each other, stretched and pressed together again, bend or make a long string, which you can also use as a telephone. But even more fun, there are also marbles, so you can make your own marble track. Read more

A super cute wooden shovel for in a shop, tufftray, play tray or sandbox. The scoop can be used for multiple purposes. Read more

Throw, catch, bounce, hit and.... admire! The Inflatable Glitter Ball is magically beautiful! It is transparent and filled with sparkling glitter and can be inflated to up to 60 centimeters in diameter! Read more

This transparent ball with small colored confetti pieces is truly a magnet for children. Roll the ball and watch the pieces move through the ball. It also makes an ocean-like sound. Read more

Who doesn't know them! Bobbins are popular with every generation. Bobbin walking is a fun way to practice balance and and encourage gross motor skills. Read more

Each sensation Bell Ball has 3 small bells inside. This gives playing with this ball an extra dimension. Ideal for blind children or children with visual impairments in general. Read more

Colourful detailed insect shapes to count, sort, pattern and use in simple maths activities (addition, subtraction, division or multiplication). The translucent colours make them ideal for use on a light panel. Read more