Active Games

Encourage your child's physical development with a wooden balance board. While having fun, your child exercises all of their large muscles in their legs, arms and core, as well as their smaller muscles and tendons in their feet, ankles and joints. Balance exercises stimulate the vestibular system, improving your child's sense of balance and overall body posture.

Position the board in a U shape and use it as a balance board, an indoor seesaw or even a lounge chair. Turn it over and it will serve as a slide, a tunnel, your child will stand on one foot or find a thousand and one other ways to use it. The balance board offers a multitude of play and learning possibilities.

Help your child develop:
• knowledge of your body
• his sense of balance
• control of his body
• coordination of muscles and joints
• his creativity and ingenuity

Encourage your child's physical development with a wooden balance board. While having fun, your child exercises all of their large muscles in their legs, arms and core, as well as their smaller muscles and tendons in their feet, ankles and joints. Balance exercises stimulate the vestibular system, improving your child's sense of balance and overall body posture.

Position the board in a U shape and use it as a balance board, an indoor seesaw or even a lounge chair. Turn it over and it will serve as a slide, a tunnel, your child will stand on one foot or find a thousand and one other ways to use it. The balance board offers a multitude of play and learning possibilities.

Help your child develop:
• knowledge of your body
• his sense of balance
• control of his body
• coordination of muscles and joints
• his creativity and ingenuity

POPSICLE drawers for office. The POPSICLE collection is designed by Danish furniture designer studio, Herman Studio. Stay organized and store paper, pencils and notebooks in drawers, which can also be used as baskets. Available in three colors. The drawers are in oak veneered MDF.

Add a slide to your child's play tower and they'll practice their little climber skills in a whole new way. Climbing the ladder and turning around on the top shelf will improve your child's sense of balance, while sliding down the slide they will experience gravity, weight and textures.

The slide teaches him more than just movement skills. Long ramps allow your child to be creative and go up on the slippery side. And when playing with others, the slide is a great toy for your little one to practice social skills, like sharing and taking turns.

Help your child develop:
• his balance and control of his body
• coordination of muscles and joints
• knowledge of your body
• their social skills, such as waiting their turn
• courage and self-confidence