KIDS

Help children develop their imagination, social skills and logical thinking.  

Can be stacked to save space when stored. Colorful, impact resistant, scratch resistant and grip-friendly. Perfect for small children who tend to drop, spill and make a mess in their eagerness to learn how to eat on their own.

Made of solid wood Easy to assemble without tools or screws.

This multi-functional desk can also be used as a changing table. Drawers and shelves provide practical storage space. To save on our natural resources and make use of as much of the tree as possible, we have used sawmill leftovers and scrap wood in the...

Anti-slip material on the bottom. The potty won't move easily when your child is using it. Easy to empty and clean.

The included light source gives a soft cozy light which is perfect for relaxing. Tested and approved for children.

The cardboard tent rocket is powered by the most sustainable fuel of all – a child's imagination. Perfect for play, but also as a sheltered nook for those calm moments before it's time to sleep. With a little paint, your child can easily create...

Helps your child learn abstract mathematical concepts in a simple and visual way. 10 rows with 10 beads on each row. To make it easier for your child to learn to count, the beads are also color-coded in groups of 5. Develops fine motor skills and logical...

Perfect for small children to sit at and play, draw, do crafts or set the table for a cozy picnic in the garden. The furniture is light but sturdy, and your child can carry them from room to room or out into the garden. Also perfect for outdoor use since...

Short handles make it easier for children to hold and control the brushes when painting. The brush handles are lacquered so it's easy to clean them, however we recommend washing both handles and bristles with water immediately after each use. Creating...

Anti-slip cover on top reduces the risk of slipping. Anti-slip material on the underside makes the stool stand steady.

One wheel – endless possibilities. Here it’s you who decides what the numbers and colors symbolize. Perhaps a prize, a mission or who is going to do dishes? Games help develop children’s ability to think logically, win, lose and wait...