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

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 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

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

here is no one word to describe exactly what a Bilibo shell is. Is it a shell, is it a hat, is it a ... Through the children's imagination, it can be anything they can imagine. 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

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

Ooh, that tickles! These cute little balls look a bit like a spider. They have a funny face with lots of legs. The legs make it easier to catch the ball, and also slow down rolling away. Read more

Place the stair spring at the top of the stairs, give it a push and watch the metal spiral move down. Can the stair spring make it to the end of the stairs? Read more

A sensory eco play set with 36 shells with 6 different textures in 3 different sizes. Read more

This basketball stand has a perfect size for toddlers and preschoolers, as well as the elderly with who have limited motor skills. Also a fun challenge for children in wheelchairs. Read more

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

These balls are not only fun to look at, they also smell deliciously fruity! Each ball has its own color and scent. Read more

Can you manage to make a tall tower out of these bricks? These bricks make stacking extra challenging because of their unique shapes. How do you make sure the tower wobbles as little as possible? Read more

Squeeze the tummy of the Magic Bear with your hands and magically the bubble blowing ring appears. 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

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

Children love playing with water or sand. Playing with water or sand stimulates the sense of touch and has a relaxing effect. By allowing more children to play together at the table, it encourages children to play together Read more

A lightweight and portable basketball goal ideal for younger children and wheelchair users. Read more