Buggy | Beleduc
The “solid one”, not only suitable for carrying dolls and teddy bears.
0-3 years
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Build The Blocks | Educo
These blocks are of an appropriate size for a baby. This builds the child’s mathematical and spatial skill. The blocks will be used throughout the coming years. Helps children gain control and mastery over their hands and helps build the muscles in their trunk.
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Cat “Cara & Mimi” | Beleduc
Cats are little adventurers and love freedom.they can be timid or very affectionate, cuddly or verybold. All kitties need to be cuddled. The handpuppet cat is a very loving mother, who carries her baby protectively. The little kitten is a fingerpuppet. The white paws, the cute face withthe pretty eyes and the quaint ears ensure that Cara and Mimi are the favourite handpuppet.
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Cause And Effect-Box | Educo
Executive skills are a good predictor of future success. It teaches the child to think ahead, to set goals and to plan the actions to be carried out. With the ‘Motor Planning Box’ the child learns to think ahead. If it puts the ball in the box, it learns to predict that it will end up in the drawer and can be taken out again.
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Changing Mat Grey | Vivaio
Changing mat is specially designed for frequent use in Childcar e Centers. Featuring one raised side and one lowered side for child accessibility
and a concave center. Designed to fit on top of the change table. Wipe clean. -
Changing Table | KIDS F
Changing table for infants and toddlers. Adults can take care of infants according to their physiological needs. The changing table includes a staircase with wheels, which children from 2 years can climb independently. The stairs can be stored underneath when not in use. On one side there is a double-walled cabinet with doors, which can be used to store hygiene and care
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Changing Table | KIDS F
Changing table for infants and toddlers. Adults can take care of infants according to their physiological needs. The changing table includes a staircase with wheels, which children from 2 years can climb independently. The stairs can be stored underneath when not in use. On one side there is a double-walled cabinet with doors, which can be used to store hygiene and care
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Changing Table | KIDS F
Changing table for infants and toddlers. Adults can take care of infants according to their physiological needs. The changing table includes a staircase with wheels, which children from 2 years can climb independently. The stairs can be stored underneath when not in use. On one side there is a double-walled cabinet with doors, which can be used to store hygiene and care products for the baby. The pad on the changing table is made of 25D foam and soft non-toxic PU, which can be easily wiped with soap and water.
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Changing Table | KIDS F
Changing table for infants and toddlers. Adults can take care of infants according to their physiological needs. The changing table includes a staircase with wheels, which children from 2 years can climb independently. The stairs can be stored underneath when not in use. On one side there is a double-walled cabinet with doors, which can be used to store hygiene and care
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Circles | GAM
This material stimulates hand-eye coordination. This material initiates the child to a progressive internalization of the concept of fraction. It is appropriate to present it when the child has developed good fine motor skills, good visual and manual coordination and control of the rotation of the wrist. It consists of a wooden tray with 3 circular hollows into which inserting 3 colored circles: one whole, one divided in halves, one in quarters.
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Color Match | Eduspheres
The matching game is so absorbing with bright colours and smooth designs. Children are encouraged to pair them according to colours. Ideal for children to train their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination by putting the balls on corresponding bases. They can also get a brief understanding of arithmetic through counting the balls.
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Colored Discs On Colored Dowels | GAM
This material stimulates hand-eye coordination for children who have already been introduced to color differentiation.
