Meet these magnetic rings! These rings feature strong magnets that make them stick together even when you spin them. Read more

Throw, catch, juggle, roll, anything is possible with this rainbow ball. The ball has a cheerfully coloured rainbow tail consisting of 8 ribbons of chiffon. Playing with this ball promotes responsiveness and eye-hand coordination.... Read more

How fascinating is it to light up toys with the UV flashlight UV or Glow in the Dark. Also nice to use in combination with Glow in the Dark paint. Read more

Super stretchy Ropes are the coolest anti-boredom cords that you can stretch, knot, twist and more. When you stretch the string it can be up to 2 meters long! Read more

This sweet plush teddy bear has built-in LED lights and is an ideal night light for the very cuddly children. When you press the button, the whole bear lights up. Read more

When you talk to this cute monkey, he repeats you with a funny voice. While talking, he wiggles his head back and forth. Read more

Kaleidoscopes have been popular for years. With one eye, you look through the tube, entering a magical world full of beautiful colours and figures. Read more

Abiligrips help children and adults with a less powerful grip to hold pencils, pens, brushes, cutlery or tools properly. Read more

Fine modelling and decorative clay in neutral colours. Perfect for making fun figures and figurines. Stimulates both motor skills and creative thinking. Give your creativity free rein. Modelling for young and old. 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

Nice plush cuddly sheep that talks to everyone and everything with a funny voice and also moves its head. Read more

These acrobatic little animals show off their coolest stunts. Can you recreate them? Stack and place the animal friends as shown on the task cards. 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

Can you manage to solve this puzzle. It looks easier than it is. Your goal is to get the balls in the right place so that the color of the rings match the color of the balls. Read more

With the special pen you pull up all the magnetic balls, this way you can write letters, lines or draw cute figures. Read more