Manipulation

This bead coaster imitates the city traffic surroundings and enables children to get some knowledge of traffic while playing.

This has a unique design that’s easy for baby to grasp & stack. Pieces can be stacked on top of this fun turtle friend or sorted through the openings in the shell. Stacking and sorting will help develop fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination,

Tobbles Neo introduces the concept of stacking, toppling, sensory awareness. Six differently weighted pieces provide for great experimentation.

These multi-colored ‘stones’ can be stacked in a variety of ways. Helps to develop motor skills and hand eye coordination at a young age.

8 pieces, numbers and letter shapes to recognize and sort.

This magnetic wooden puzzle game features fun, automotive artwork and can also act as an introduction to counting. The magnetic truck can be used to “tow” the ten numbered cars from the game board followed by the challenge of returning

This is perfect for tiny hands. Baby can stack, sort and match these chunky, brightly-coloured pegs while developing motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Squigz have suction cup-shape ends that stick to any solid surface such as tables, bathtubs, walls, windows and more. There are a number of different shapes; connect them together, and pull apart to hear them pop. This toy has a

Children can vary between building different bulldozers, a fire truck, a car with trailer, a van. The cockpits, cabins, scoops, wheels and other attachments can be easily clicked onto the bars. There is an endless range of possibilities allowing creativity.

Discover all about magnetism and the fascinating world of construction. Children can build their own 2D or 3D shapes, or use the examples in the booklet for inspiration.