* The importance of play in early childhood cannot be underestimated

* Games make learning fun and are essential to a child's growth

Finding the right games for the youngest gamers in the family is an important task. Sparking little ones’ curiosity and keeping them joyfully engaged is key to playfully supporting their early learning.

My Very First Games
Created by educators to meet the needs of toddlers.

Item 4778
Three animal stacking games for 1 – 4 players age 2+.
Improves motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and role-play. This cooperative game also fosters team spirit and shared experiences.

Item 302505
A first competitive game for 2 to 3 penguin fans of 2 years and older.
This game encourages a child’s development in several areas, including first numbers and symbol allocation, fine motor skills, concentration, and language skills.

Item 301601
A cute games collection with Bubble Bath Bunny and his bathtub for 2 – 4 children age 2+.
This game collection will train a child’s skills and abilities, including fine motor skills, concentration, language skills, and the recognition of colours and symbols.

Item 7135
A first collection of placement games for 1-4 little teddies aged 2+.
A variety of a child’s skills and abilities are fostered: motor skills, concentration, close observation, as well as assigning colours and shapes.

Item 302199
Two cooperative colour die games for 1 to 4 busy bees ages 2 years and older.
Supports a child's development in several areas, including colour recognition, identification and allocation, fine motor skills, concentration and language skills.

Item 3177
A cooperative game for 1 - 4 players ages 2+.
This game supports the development of motor skills and is also totally suitable for free play. Talking about the colours and shapes of the wooden pieces stimulates language, auditory, and creative skills.

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Thank you!