Developmental

I learn to build a story

Express Your Feelings Memory Match Game is an update on a childhood classic game that helps children build memory skills and explore diverse feelings through play-based learning. The Feelings Tiles feature photos of real children expressing a wide variety of expressive faces that reflect how feelings can look and feel different. Children match 20 unique feelings including happy, sad, frustrated, accepted, and more in a familiar memory game format. Spark conversations, build emotional vocabulary, and keep children engaged as they learn about their own feelings and those of others.

Chiffon juggling fabric 

There’s a different emotion in every roll with these brightly coloured avocados designed to help teach children about emotions and feelings. Each avocado pops apart to reveal a rolling pit with emoji-style expressions. Use them to encourage social emotional learning (SEL), prompt conversations about feelings, and help with early learning and fine motor skills.

Movin'Sit

Recommended weight: max. 120 kg 

35cm x 35cm

Set includes 5 Sensory Texture Mats with different shapes, colors and textures: 1 yellow circle with a circled surface, 1 green square with a lined surface, 1 orange triangle with a triangular surface, 1 pink flower with a bumpy surface and 1 blue hexagon with a spiked surface.

I learn to complete pictures

Help children build important social and emotional learning skills with the Learn About Feelings Activity Set.

Use the colourful character cards to help children identify how facial expressions and body language show what people are feeling. This set also has 4 character cubes with colourful illustrations of faces and bodies.

To reinforce the learning, have children match the facial expressions to the body postures. There are also photographs of real situations to get children talking about how people feel in those circumstances.

The included Activity Guide has easy-to-follow activities and tips for helping children with feelings and emotions.

Babies will love playing peek-a-boo with farm animals on this adorable wooden barn-shaped grasping toy

Lift the soft-hinged barn doors to reveal three farm animals’ smiling faces (cow, horse, and owl); makes a satisfying “clack” when the doors are closed again

Great for promoting early developmental skills, such as colour recognition, animal recognition, and fine motor skills

Bright colours, bold patterns, and whimsical designs boost skills while sparking imagination and wonder

Makes a great gift for babies, ages 12 to 24 months, for hands-on, screen-free fun