Nesting & Sorting Toys

Two flowers keep each other company! Playful recognition of colors and shapes is the focus of this simply designed sorting box by Small Foot that features colorful fruit and animal motifs.


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The small tiles are sorted into the box a

Kids will learn sorting, counting, and colors with this imaginative set of nesting momma and baby birds. All the bowls stack for easy storage. Set of 36 includes 24 baby birds in 6 colors, 6 momma birds, 6 color nests, and Activity Guide.

A vibrant stack-and-discover experience! The top of each cup features a squishy silicone bubble embossed with a unique texture pattern. Little fingers will love to touch, push, and pop them again and again.

Meanwhile, its unique stackability engages cu

6 beautifully coloured, bird shaped dolls from Janod fit into one another like Russian nesting dolls. This educational game is ideal for helping little ones to develop fine motor skills and dexterity. It can also be used as a decoration for a child's room

Sorting fun for the whole family! Kids learn color, matching, and sorting skills as they talk about themselves and their families with the All About Me Sorting Neighborhood from Learning Resources. Inspired by our popular All About Me Family Counters, thi

This gorgeous evergreen includes 6 lovely pieces for stacking and arranging. Perfect as an early puzzle and stacking toy, this toy ages and adapts along with your child. Pair with elves, fairies, or woodland figures to transform this stacker into the perf

5 coloured rings of different sizes, to be stacked on a rocker base.
The rings are made with different surfaces to stimulate the tactile perception of infants during their first months.
Supports the development of manual skills and visual perception.

Your little one will love the Tree Maze Magnetic Game which challenges them to guide the magnet balls through the whimsical tree maze. Parents can also appreciate this product, which helps develop your child’s fine motor skills and improve concentration.

A simple machine becomes a sensory adventure!

Each lid features a unique shape and textures to feel. But then, unscrew them and little ones discover even more excitement to explore.

Take a look under the yellow lid. Who's that looking back at you? I

Discover the Tactilo learning game from the collection Basic by Djeco . A tactile recognition game from 3 years old.

The principle of the game is simple, the child must spin the wheel and blindly find the illustrated geometric shape of animals in the b

The 15 wooden pieces in this novel shape sorter offer a variety of colors, shapes, and opportunities for learning. Stack them on the pegged stand in order, mix up the shapes and colors, or create your own games with these engaging first manipulatives! A p

A combination of two favourite toddler games - stacking boxes and finding hidden objects.

Take turns hiding and then finding Bear in one of the six nesting boxes illustrating one of the rooms in Bear's house. Including a matching game, Where's Bear is