Rattles for tiny hands, stacking and sorting for the first birthday, Montessori pieces for toddlers and marble runs for big kids. 4,687 toys, sorted by age, so you can find the right one in a minute.
Tap an age. Each shelf is chosen by hand for what children at that stage love to do.
In the first months babies watch, grab and shake. Light rattles, soft linking rings and a play arch over the cot give them something to reach for.








Now everything goes in and comes out again. Object permanence boxes, stacking rings and bath toys turn that into a game.






First steps and first shapes. Pull-along trains, stacking cups and shape sorters are the classic first birthday gifts for a reason.








Little fingers get busy. Lacing, sorting, memory games and pretend play build fine motor skills while they think they are just playing.








Letters, shapes and things that go. Tangrams, alphabet puzzles, spinning tops and toy cars they can push, wind up or race with a balloon.








Big kids want a challenge. Marble runs to build and rebuild, maze cubes and puzzle boxes that take a whole afternoon to crack.








Every kind of toy on one page. Tap one to filter the shelf below.
A first rattle, a stacking ring or a name sign for the nursery door. Add the baby's name to any name piece and we will make it just for them.



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Every product page lists the size and weight. For children under three, choose pieces bigger than their mouth and skip anything with small loose parts.
These are toys to play with, not teethers. Stay close while babies and toddlers play, and put small pieces away after.
Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then let them dry. Keep them out of the dishwasher and away from boiling water.
Ask the parents what the child already has. A shape sorter or stacking cups rarely goes wrong for a first birthday.
Light rattles, linking rings and a play arch over the cot. Newborns mostly watch, grab and shake, so simple shapes and bright colours work best. See the 0 to 6 months shelf above.
Stacking cups, shape sorters, a pull-along train and a simple toy car. They help with first steps, hand control and learning shapes, and they make good first birthday gifts.
Simple toys that let a child learn by doing: lacing, sorting, stacking and matching. Each one does one thing well, so the child can repeat it until they master it. You will find them on the 2 to 3 years shelf.
Alphabet puzzles, tangrams, memory games, colour matching and pretend play sets. They build letters, shapes and problem solving while feeling like play.
A rattle, a stacking ring or a nursery name sign with the baby's name. Check our nursery name signs page for pieces you can personalise.
Each product page lists its size and weight so you can choose well for your child's age. For under threes, choose larger pieces without small loose parts, and always stay close while they play. These are not teething toys.
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