Toys

Set of 12 brightly coloured bracelets with different St Nicholas characters on them. Read more

Six coloured bowls to sort different materials into. Suitable for all kinds of sorting activities to teach children counting and sorting through play. Read more

Watch and listen to the glittering balls going up and down inside the rattle. The rattle is made of wood and features a sturdy handle on both sides so your little one can hold it securely. Wondering how it sounds? ... Read more

Roll the die and turn the lid to the right colour. Now use the tweezers to grab the right vegetable. Then put it on your plate. But don't drop it, because of course that would be a waste of food! Read more

54 transparent cubes in 6 different colours and 3 different sizes. Ideal for visualising maths, building towers, sorting by colour, laying out patterns and much more. Read more

Transparent large stringing beads in different shapes and colours with 12 matching laces. Super fun for pattern recognition, counting or sorting! Read more

Take a ride through space and get to know all kinds of new creatures. With this sticker book, you can give the new creatures a cute face and brighten up the book completely! Read more

Explore different types of sensory cubes with the help of the cute wild animals. Read more

Do you play the most beautiful songs and melodies on these colorful, cheerful harmonicas? They are printed with a cute face which makes them even happier! Read more

Follow the arrow! --> With the help of these arrows you create your own path, point to things or create a treasure hunt. Read more

Develop skills in identification, color recognition and sequencing while learning to explore simple shapes and colors while playing with this ''GuideCraft Shapes Jigsaw Puzzle'' Read more

These Farm Animals Counters are ideal for counting, sorting, weighing, creating patterns and using with simple mathematical processes (adding, subtracting, dividing or multiplying). Read more

Discovering the forest. piece by piece the hidden secrets of the forest are revealed. Which animals can you find? Read more

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

Make the slime with the contents of the box: slime, liquid, food coloring, a measuring cup and a stirrer. The Glow in the Dark Slime is bright yellow in color and glows in the dark! Knead and pull endlessly on your homemade slime. Read more

Have you always wanted to do magic? Magic is like magic! With these 50 cards, you will quickly become a real magician. Read more

Through these fun paint kits, children can playfully learn to paint using a brush. Painting stimulates the development of fine motor skills, color recognition and following instructions. Read more

Super cute skipping rope with animals as handles!
Skipping rope is a fun activity to be in motion. Both outdoors and indoors.
The wooden handles in the theme of animals makes the skipping rope even more fun. 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

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