At age three, thinking and problem-solving milestones are developing rapidly. Your child’s mind is becoming sophisticated enough to start working through problems more systematically. If one thing doesn’t work, they’ll try something else. You might even hear them talking themselves through the steps of a complex task, like putting on clothing or completing a simple puzzle.
Keep your child entertained and engaged with the Color Snake Clutching Toy from HABA! The brightly colored wooden pieces are threaded on an elastic...
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This toy is all about building the tallest tower you can - and then knocking it down again! Little kids will absolutely love it! They will have hou...
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Talk about a classic childhood toy! All the colors of the rainbow are represented by these eight smooth, easy-grasp wooden pieces. Stack them on th...
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Aim for the Milky Way and to discover our solar system with this magnificent space-themed puzzle, suitable for children aged 5 years and up! This 1...
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TODAY, CUTE PICTURES. TOMORROW, THE WORLD'S PROBLEMS. You know what the best thing is about our foam bath puzzle? It's not how the floating pieces...
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This magnificent giant educational cardboard puzzle will allow children aged 6 years and up to discover the wonderful world of dinosaurs. The 200-p...
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This beautiful pyramid with 10 levels will help your baby discover the joy of stacking and building. It will also introduce babies from aged 12 mon...
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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.
