Gross Motor Skills

Pulling, carrying, lifting, lowering - the construction of this tower is only possible through the joint, coordinated action of 2 to 16 children. Read more

A wonderful visual and tactile experience that really encourages you to move around and explore the surfaces. They are very thin floor tiles with flowing colors that rotate as you move them around. Read more

Versatile inflatable cushion can be used sitting, standing or lying on the floor. It can be used sitting to regulate accumulated energy, improve concentration and promote good sitting posture. Read more

This shimmering pits ball from Manimo feels great to the touch due to the stretchy Lycra design and the delicious "pits. It really works to relieve stress. Deliciously squeezing and fidgeting with your fingers in the stress ball is really relaxing. Read more

here is no one word to describe exactly what a Bilibo shell is. Is it a shell, is it a hat, is it a ... Through the children's imagination, it can be anything they can imagine. Read more

With the Pompom Ball small you can really do anything. You can snooze, pluck, fiddle, tickle, it feels wonderful with its soft hair. The Pompom balls are also great for all kinds of throwing and catching games. Read more

This mini trampoline is perfect for younger children who want to learn how to jump on the trampoline. Trampoline jumping is not only fun, but also very good for gross motor skills, balance, condition and stimulus processing!!! Read more

Playing tag outside is fun to do, but even more fun is to play Tails Tag. Clip on the animal tails and try to catch as many of your friends' tails as possible! Read more

You can throw, catch, kick, bounce or throw the ball high in the air. Thanks to the elastic band, the ball can never get far away from you. Ideal if you need some practice catching or something. Read more

Funny little fidget toy as a keychain, when you press the toilet the little pooch with the smiley face pops up. 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

Grab the board with both hands and let a marble roll in the shape of the lying eight through the spiral. You do this by gently tilting the board from front to back and from left to right. Read more

What a thrill! Press lightly on the shapes and see how the liquid and glitter start to move. Really fascinating! Read more

Some children are real toe walkers. They do not unwind the feet completely, but continue to walk on the toes. The Heelpiepers encourages children in a simple way to properly unwrap the feet. Read more

This little volcano is about to erupt! Let’s help to cool it off! 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

A wonderful visual and tactile light up experience that really will encourage you to get up and move. 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

Attach the clamp to the door frame of door, turn the knob to adjust the length of the rope and play. Super handy and easy to carry. Read more

Feels like walk barefoot outside ... These sensory plates have differently structured surfaces. If you walk barefoot over them, it feels like walking over pinecones, branches or pebbles in nature. The different structures stimulate the foot reflex zones Read more