Stack up a colorful burger with lettuce, onion, tomato, pickle and cheese so little chefs can build motor skills Place the ingredients on the pole...
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ALEX Jr. products are designed for baby̢'s first years. Introduce your child to the world with vibrant colors and graphics for visual and tactile s...
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This is no “yolk”—EggXpress Yourself by Battat Education comes with everything you need for an educational playtime! From developing fine motor ski...
View full detailsEdu-Tiles are thick 30x30 cm Edu-Foam interlocking tiles. Available in Letters, Numbers, Letters & Numbers and more. Optional edges and corner ...
View full detailsSafe, Soft, Play... Giant interlocking foam floor tiles. Perfect product for designing specific play areas to suit your child`s lifestyle. Each til...
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Welcome to the world of mathematics! With this Truck, you can build and learn all at the same time. Whether you’re counting blocks or building litt...
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Light up the adorable construction truck by dropping a ball inside and watching the mixer change color. Add two balls to the color mixer and push ...
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Build all-new fine motor skills alongside this hard-working dump truck! As they stack and sort the 9 colorful barrels atop Tony's truck bed, kids s...
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OFFICIAL MS. RACHEL TOY: Stack, match, roll, and learn with 30 wooden letter, number, picture, and activity learning blocks and 14 double-sided ac...
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Spring is here—longer days, blooming flowers, and the perfect excuse to unplug for a while. But if the idea of keeping your little ones entertained without screens feels like a challenge, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! From hands-on activities to...
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Start the year with a refreshed playroom! Declutter, add fun storage solutions, and create activity zones to spark imagination.
