Modern design enters children's world too, combining contemporary European style inspired by German quality and form. During manufacturing, natural materials and wood take a central role, supporting sustainability and guaranteeing the safety of the toys. The new products meet the strict safety requirements of TÜV Rheinland, so children can play safely and parents can rest easy. When designing the products, children's real needs and the developmental stages according to the Montessori principle are at the center of attention. As a result, little ones can learn, create and grow in a safe and encouraging environment that not only meets but exceeds expectations.

Contrast Cards and Ball

Infants see the black-and-white spectrum of colors until about 4 months of age. That's why using toys with contrasting colors is recommended at this age.

The cards with simple pictures and the soft ball in contrasting colors are ideal toys for tummy time. They stimulate vision, activate the right brain hemisphere, improve immediate memory, and motivate children to move, reach for, and grab the toy.

Lying on the tummy, lifting the head, and then crawling are very important for development. It strengthens the muscles and prepares the little body for the next developmental stages (crawling, sitting and walking).

Garland for Over the Bed

The fabric carousel hanging above the baby's crib or cradle, decorated with clouds, moons and stars, stimulates vision, entertains the baby lying in the crib, and makes falling asleep easier. The soft pastel colors, contrasting details, and gently swaying objects offer plenty of visual stimulation to tire the baby's eyes and carry them off to dreamland.

The hanging mobile isn't a toy for developing motor skills. Once the baby starts to stand up, sit down, and can reach the mobile, that's the right moment to take it off the crib.

River Beads

As the baby's visual perception improves, they start to see colors, which hold great appeal for them.

The beautiful colors stimulate vision and support visual development. When you shake or turn the rattle, the beads in soft pastel colors alternate between the different mouth colors while gently rattling. Playing with the rain beads stimulates not just vision but also hearing.

Rainbow Roller

The pastel-colored wooden roller contains a wooden ball that makes a pleasant sound when the roller is moved or shaken.

Playing with the wooden roller stimulates the senses — sight, hearing and touch — develops motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and motivates babies to move, especially when lying on their tummy, with the roller placed so the baby can reach it with a little effort.

Numbered Blocks

The wooden block and cube marked with numbers and the words week, month and year are an interesting toy for discovery, a beautiful decoration, and a helper for capturing life's important moments.

Made of a material safe for health, with a smooth surface, the blocks motivate children to grab, play and explore.

The wooden milestone blocks can also be used for baby photos, when you can show the baby's current age (in weeks, months or years) with them.

Activity Cube

The soft activity cube offers children numerous play elements that entertain the baby, stimulate the senses, and help develop children's skills, including practical skills.

Pastel colors, cute pictures, animals and a mirror motivate babies to play and explore while lying on their tummy or back. Playing with the doors and moving elements, children develop their grip and fine motor skills, while the different textures and rattling elements sharpen sensory perception.

The activity box is a carefully assembled toy set, specifically recommended for newborns up to 6 months of age. The Montessori toys hold babies' attention, encourage exploration, develop skills, and stimulate the senses and mental development. During play, children practice fine and gross motor movements, develop their logical thinking, hand-eye coordination, and strengthen their sensorimotor intelligence. The activity box is also a practical solution for gift-giving, since it includes the toys best suited for the given age group.