1-2 years old

1. Ball Tracker Develop tracking skills - allows the child to focus on a moving object, the child will begin to watch the ball roll while keeping their head still or with only slight movement, this prepares the eyes for reading and develops important ocular skills.

2. Corolle Doll Purposely designed for play and creating a loving bond- the doll has a soft-body that’s easy to hold, carry and hug.

3. Nesting Dolls Opening and closing these dolls strength fine motor skills, and hand control. Also for practicing counting and arranging from smallest to largest.

4. The Snowy Day One of the first picture books for young children to portray a realistic, multi-cultural urban setting.

5. Build a Tree Hand made in Australia, this beautiful wooden set encourages open-ended play while fostering hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

6. Lacing Board Develops your child’s visual perceptual skills and sequencing as they move from one hole to the next.

3 - 4 Years Old

1. World Map for Bath As your child categorizes his world, he will make connections to where he lives. A fun way to extend time in the bath!

2. Little Sister Mouse in Cabin This soft cotton companion is perfectly sized for small hands, and comes bearing kind lessons, like teaching empathy, communication, and cooperation. Life's a beach! 

3. Glass Pitcher Your child can serve themselves independently by twisting the plastic lid open to pour, then twisting it again to close. The breakable glass needs to be introduced with a demonstration, so children learn to care for fragile objects.

4. Hammering Set The benefits of hammering and pounding toys include hand-eye coordination, building arm strength, concentration and focus.

5. All Are Welcome Follow a group of children through a day in their school, where everyone is welcomed. A school where students from all backgrounds learn from and celebrate each other's traditions. A school that shows the world as we will make it to be.

6. Lite Brite Set Your child will work on development of hand precision skills as a bonus while working with this toy. The pegs promote using a tripod grasp which is the ideal pincer grip as indirect preparation for handwriting.

5-6 Years Old

1. Go Fish 3-in-1 card deck Games are an excellent way for children to develop cognitive skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, planning, matching, and sorting.

2. Kids Digital Camera Allow your child the independence and artistic creativity and exploration to take their own photos.

3. Yoto Player A screen-free way for children to get lost in a story, while using their imagination to visualize the story themselves.

4. Mr Putter and Tabby Simple, easy to understand and appropriate for early readers or read-aloud to younger siblings. As children begin to read, it is important to continue to offer stories for their developing minds to understand and deepen their reading comprehension.

5. Paint By Sticker Introducing a compelling new activity for crafters and artists, doodlers and coloring book enthusiasts of all ages. The books increase with challenge and detail.

6. Path to Math This game helps teach equations, counting, color matching, spelling and more. Encourage your child to explore on their own to discover patterns and sequencing.