Teaching your child about shapes is fun and easy with this wooden puzzle. Six puzzle pieces fit together to make a cube and are held together with the help of hidden magnets. The set also comes with wooden blocks in different shapes, which fit perfectly into the various cutouts on the cubes’ sides. When playtime is done, the blocks may be conveniently stored inside the cube. Children may use the toys for pleasure, but every time they play they are also learning how to recognize and identify shapes. Learn More

Here is a group of safari animals transformed into block pieces for you to put together. Let your child build a tower using these interesting animal blocks. They are made of 10 different kinds of solid wood such as Beech, Pulai, Sapelli, Black Walnut, and Cavazingo, etc. Each block piece is about 4 * 3 (in), so they are just the right size to grasp, hold and explore, or stack up and knock down. The alligator is the longest block piece and it is about 6.3*2.3 (in). Learn More

Teaching your child basic sewing skills is fun and easy with this tree sewing set. This toy works like a needle and thread, but big enough for an infant to handle and has no risks of sharp pokes. Two figurines may be strung through the holes in the tree to sew different shapes. Children may use the toys for pleasure, but every time they play they are also improving their dexterity and learning how to use their hands to create something new. Soopsori’s toys are unpainted and non-toxic, so babies may bite or suck on them without the risk of harmful chemical ingestion. Learn More