Activity Book

• The activity book describes weekly activities for parents for early brain stimulation, how to use different toys, and when to introduce them.

Wooden Ball Tracker

• With the wooden ball tracker, your toddler learns to grasp and place the ball in the tracker, improving fine motor skills.
• Watching each ball roll down the ramp builds visual tracking skills.

Mushroom Peg Board

• By rotating the mushroom pegs to fit into the base, your child learns to distinguish size and shape.
• This activity also helps build wrist strength.

Wooden Xylophone

• Improves fine motor skills and supports sensory development.
• Great for cause-and-effect play.

Wooden Shape Puzzle

• Helps develop problem-solving skills through trial and error.
• Improves hand-eye coordination.

First Blocks

• Introduce colourful blocks to your child.
• Build a tower using the blocks and observe if your child tries to grab it.
• Use matching flashcards with the blocks for additional learning.

Tommy's Visit to the Zoo

• Join Tommy on an exciting adventure to the zoo!
• Reading storybooks like Tommy’s Visit to the Zoo improves vocabulary, imagination, and communication skills.

Face Cards

• Face cards introduce emotions, helping your toddler recognize, understand, and name their feelings.
• These cards also encourage learning to talk about emotions.