Made from high-quality beechwood this classic scooter is a fun, educational toy for children, designed to develop their motor skills.

The scooter is designed for indoor use with rubber wooden wheels that protect floors and make it quiet when it races across the floor.

Made from natural wood and finished with non-toxic child-friendly paint this set includes a mum, dad, son, daughter, cat, and dog. 

Designed By Sebra 

This cute doll's bed linen in soft, organic cotton with a print from the Sebra theme: Teeny Toes – a story about the joy of using your body and expressing yourself through jumping, dancing and playing, regardless of the situation.

Fits the Sebra wooden doll's bed .

Blinky The Owl activity toy is suitable from birth. The mirror stimulates the child’s curiosity and allows them to explore their own facial expressions and movements, which is guaranteed to bring plenty of smiles and laughs.

Blinky has two teething rings that look like its legs, and activity toys are hidden under the wings. From one wing, a small ladybird with a rattle emerges from a pocket, and on the other wing, which has a squeaky toy animal inside, is an appliqué acorn with a leaf filled with crinkly paper.

Blinky’s wings can be closed in front of the mirror using a small Velcro fastening, allowing the child to play peekaboo and appear and disappear in the mirror. On its head and back Blinky has small cuddle flaps, and a heavy base allows the owl to sit up straight.

Suitable from birth

Sparky the Fox is an adorable gift for little ones and is suitable from birth.  He can be used primarily as a comforter, perfect for snuggling with, but not only that he is complete with crinkling leaves, a soft rubber teether and multi-coloured cuddle tags. 

The Velcro fastener allows a dummy to be attached to the comfort blanket so that it doesn't get lost and the silicone teething ring, which sits on one side of the fox, stimulates and soothes itchy gums during teething. 

The activity security blanket helps strengthen and challenge:

• Sense of touch – when the child feels textures, softness and hardness, and different materials.
• Sense of sight – when the child sees colours and textures.
• Sense of taste – when the child bites or sucks on the product and feels that the different elements taste/feel different. 
• Gross and fine motor skills – as the child grasps the product and explores the different cuddle tags.