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The perfect sensory tools for scooping and sifting. These cute critters are made of medical-grade silicone, suitable for children from 18 months and up, and great for combining with sensory tables and sensory play pots Read more

Teething rings can support little ones during teething. Biting the ring has a soothing effect. This teething ring features different textures including the brightly coloured beads. Read more

This Retractable Table Tennis net is easy, compact and portable. It is very easy and can be installed anywhere. Nice to take with you, so you can play table tennis anywhere! Read more

You can use this large bottle of Messy Play dye for many messy play activities. Whether you make a sensory bin or tuff tray with beautiful blue ocean, give your white foam a beautiful blue color. Read more

Learn to juggle in one of the easiest ways! With the juggling set of 3 cloth it is extra easy to juggle, after all a cloth comes down slower than a ball, ring, club, etc. Read more

Create a unique sensory environment with circular interactive LED tiles that respond to touch! Ideal for placement on the floor or on walls. Read more

Making your own slime is super easy with the Glibbi Glitter Slime Maker. Just mix the bag of powder with water and within seconds you have glitter slime. Read more

Press the switch on the large tambourine and watch the LED lights flicker in different colors. Especially in the dark, this tambourine gives a beautiful spectacle of flickering light. Read more

Have you discovered the secrets of these fun blocks yet? Let your child find the different blocks by shaking, pressing, feeling and looking closely at them. 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

For little ones who can't read yet, there is now: Sleep Chat for Toddlers! Full of entertaining bedtime questions and tasks. Note: The book is written in dutch. Read more

These ten Thera feel-and-find balls all look the same ... but appearances can be deceiving. This set of 10 balls are filled with 5 different materials, of each material there are 2 balls in the set. Can you find the right pairs? Read more

Who doesn't know them! Bobbins are popular with every generation. Bobbin walking is a fun way to practice balance and and encourage gross motor skills. Read more

This motor skills game  eight (lemniscate) is a challenging track where you can make the ball roll over the eight by moving the track. Try to keep the ball on the track! Read more

High-contrast coloring book by Banana Panda designed to help young and visually impaired children recognize shapes and practice fine motor skills. Perfect as a birthday gift, stocking stuffer, or small surprise! Read more

Lightweight and soft ball that’s easy to catch and safe to bounce. Great for indoor and outdoor play, while supporting motor skills, coordination and confidence. Perfect for little hands and big smiles. Read more

Bring movement and color into your home with this beautiful Rainbow Dance Ribbon. The dance ribbon is ideal for hours of fun and stimulates creativity and motor skills. Swing, twirl, jump, and watch the most beautiful figures appear in the air. Read more

These high-back swing seats offer extra support for those with special needs. All three sizes have a contoured seat and adjustable clips on a breathable safety harness to support the body. Read more