Age: 3+

• Children's first step in learning to tie their little shoe

• This cute wooden shoe is a great way for kids to learn how to lace and tie their shoes

• The loops are cloth and it comes with a lace.

• The shoe measures 4.2" long.

Age: 2+

• Comes with three cars that can be played with separately or hooked together to form a train

• The moving train is alive with spinning colors and movement

• Encourages child to explore cause and effect

Age: 2+

• The shape sorting bus contains geometric shapes each fits into a unique slot on the bus

• Pull the sign on the bus and all the pieces eill dlide out

• Does double duty a shape sorter and a bus

• The school bus with driver is a great push toy

• Encourages child to explore cause and effect

• Age: 1Y+

• Ideal for your baby's hammering practice

• Children has lots of fun in pounding the balls until they drop and slide out.

• The balls drop down after hammered and roll out the side

• There are three balls: red, blue, green, and a wood mallet

• Improves hand-eye coordination, aligning, slotting and aiming skills

• Age 1Y+

Age: 3Y+

• Helps develop fine motor skills by matching a bee to the hive by using the pincer grasp or forceps.

• Match the bee with the hive using the pincers to grasp.

• For advanced play, children use forceps to get the bee into the hive without it falling down.

Age: 2Y+

• It’s fun to endlessly bang a ball up to the circular path.

• Send the wooden ball up the tower with one firm strike

• Watch the ball fall out of the tower, go down the ramp and circle around back into the base of the tower

• This toy enhances children’s eye-hand coordination.

• Winner of The Red Dot Design Award from Germany and the German Design Prize

• Winner of The Good Toy Award Thailand

·         Age: 2Y+

·         Each shape consists of two sides for colour-and-shape matching.

·         With the shapes and colours, children can learn how to sort and stack the wooden pieces to form a clown.

·         This stacking toy has a fun secret

·         You Can Use As A Stacker Or Use As A Shape Sorting Puzzle

·         This Is A Fun New Way To Learn Fundamental Skills Of Shape And Color That Are Essential For Development

·         Practicing PreReading Skills And Beginning Math Knowledge

Age: 2Y+

• A set of four geometric shapes which can be stacked together according to the number of holes in the middle of each one.

• Instills early math concepts through play

• Teaches shape recognition and early geometry

• Winner of the good toy award from Parent Magazine

• Teaches color and pattern recognition through play

• Children are endlessly taking things apart and putting them together, only to pull them apart again.

• This ageless game is capitalized upon by the award-winning Geometric Sorting Board. It focuses on attention-getting, easily grasped shapes that come in four colors.

• The challenge is to find which shape fits on which set of pegs.

• The circles have one hole, the rectangles two, the triangles three, and the squares four. They are perfectly sized to fit on a finger, too.

• Making different color patterns, counting, or stating the color before putting it on the 7-inch square wood base adds interest as your child develops a skill.