Your little one is a knowledge-absorbing machine! She’s curious about almost everything, and now she can speak clearly enough to ask more focused questions. She likes observing similarities and differences between herself and others. This year she’ll learn enough language to start being a bit more descriptive in her observations. If her dad or uncle has a beard, she may learn to call his face fuzzy or scratchy, and her own face smooth.
Curious toddlers flip sensory puzzle pieces over to feel and identify them from their bumpy ridges, smooth surfaces, soft plush and more with Tact...
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Take your tactile senses for a spin! Five pentagonal shapes rotate on a stationary rod, displaying a different tactile material on each side. Matc...
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An adventure in color, light and sound! Encourage sensory exploration by combining blocks to form new colors and sounds, or stack the blocks in a...
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Set includes 20 assorted shapes of solid wood frames with inset colored acrylic windows for ages 2+ Durable hardwood frames with vibrantly colored...
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Spatial Concepts Sorter, inspired by the lessons of Froebel’s gifts, features shape identification and classification Teaches three types of geome...
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Match textures and colors with the Tactile Matching Maze Tactile square pieces can be arranged in new patterns - change the positions of the circl...
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Hello, November! As the weather cools down, it’s the perfect time to get cozy and enjoy indoor play with your little ones. This month, we're all about sparking creativity and bringing in the seasonal spirit with toys and activities that...
Gardening is a beautiful way to teach children about nature, responsibility, and the joys of growing things. At Bright Bean, we believe in providing toys that help parents actively engage in their child’s development. Our selection of gardening toys is...
