12m+ Learning Toys
At 12 months, your little treasure is now a curious and active toddler, ready to take their first steps and explore the big world around them. Alongside toys that encourage crawling and walking, toys that promote fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination are just the right thing now.
Playing with sorting and stacking toys teaches your darling shapes, colors, order, size and patterns, training their cognitive skills in a playful way. With wooden learning toys, you are also giving a particularly durable toy that siblings will enjoy for years to come.

Stacking & Sorting
When playing with stacking, nesting and sorting toys, children get to know shapes, colors, order, size and patterns. This is how they playfully develop basic mathematical concepts.
More benefits:
💡 Dexterity and fine motor skills
💡 Logical thinking
💡 Counting and learning colors
💡 Creativity
With us you'll find stacking toys in all sorts of sizes, lovely designs and colors. Our wooden rainbows are also a super creative toy for older children.
Stacking toys

Activity cube
An activity cube is the king of learning toys, because it combines several learning games in one toy. Our popular activity cube, available in 2 different sizes, offers 5 activities for fun and variety:
💡 Abacus - learn to sort and count
💡 Memory - learn words and numbers and train your memory
💡 Flower maze - promotes logical thinking, fine motor skills and problem solving
💡 Peg game - inserting, matching, learning shapes
💡 Motor skills loop - train fine motor skills and problem solving
The motor skills loop is removable and can also be used as a separate toy.
Activity cube

Motor skills loop
Motor skills loops are another classic among learning toys. Your little one will have loads of fun pushing the colorful wooden beads along the bead tracks with their tiny fingers. They have already perfected the pincer grip for it, after all. With learning paths of different difficulty, a motor skills loop promotes fine motor skills and helps improve hand-eye coordination. Logical thinking is stimulated too. Sometimes it can be quite tricky to push the beads to their destination.
With us you'll find a large selection of motor skills loops made of natural wood:
💡 with mirror - spatial thinking
💡 Mini motor skills loops - great for on the go
💡 with seesaw for even more puzzle fun
Motor skills loops

Puzzles & Pegs
Puzzles enrich everyday play for toddlers from 12 months. Playing with a puzzle encourages imagination and creativity, as patterns, colors and designs are explored in different sizes, shapes and combinations. In this way, puzzles playfully support the development of fine motor skills, logical thinking, problem-solving skills and combinatorics. While learning shapes and colors, your little treasure also expands their vocabulary. If your little one doesn't feel like doing puzzles, let your creativity run free. With our wooden puzzle you can also make great figures and build little towers.
Puzzle games

Hammering & Making Music
Listen, who's hammering there! With a hammering bench, your little one promotes their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. When your child taps the colorful wooden pegs with the hammer, they move up and down in a funny way. That is fun and at the same time a super game for recognizing cause and effect.
Our cute wooden xylophones are perfect for first attempts at making music. The wooden mallet coaxes bell-clear tones from the metal sound bars and a delighted gurgle from your child. While your little one experiments with rhythm and combinations of tones, they not only create their own songs but also train their hand-eye coordination and their sense of rhythm.
Hammering games





































































