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A fun way to teach your child about the cost of food, basic numeracy and word recognition is by pretending you go grocery shopping. While you gather your items, you can enlighten your child with new knowledge on, for instance, the food’s origin. Where does milk come from? This wooden play food set includes: milk, chocolate milk, orange juice, a bottle of apple juice, a small carton of apple juice, and a wooden crate. Only the best is good enough for our children and that’s why we make toys from solid, natural wood and test our products on a regular basis.

Develop your child’s: • Imagination • General knowledge • Language and communication skills • Mathematical skills • Fine motor skills

Let your little shopkeeper practise counting with this natural, wooden cash register. This 12-piece cash register includes pushable, numbered buttons, a drawer for coins, a small blackboard to write prices on, wooden coins and credit card. Here’s everything your child needs to role play a real shopping transaction. Taking on the role as either buyer or seller, and shifting between the two characters, will teach your child some of the basic aspects of social interaction: how to greet one another, how to negotiate, the exchanging of valuables, and the concept of money.

Develops your child’s: • Imagination and creativity • Social skills, like greeting one another • Language and communication skills • General knowledgebase • Fine motor skills

Stimulate your child’s cognitive development and colour and shape recognition with the Wooden Shape Sorting Box. To play the game, encourage your little one to drop the colourful, wooden shapes – squares, triangles, circles, and hexagons – through the matching holes in the box. See the joy on your child's face when succeeding, celebrate the huge win, and then open the lid and start all over again. The oblong shapes are comfortable and easy for little hands to hold and handle, and on one side of the lid, the holes are colour-matched to the shapes. The lid is simple to remove and put back on, and it’s not attached to the box to ensure that little fingers don’t get stuck. All our toys are made of solid, natural wood, and they are carefully designed to support your child’s development.

Develops your child’s: • Colour and shape recognition • Fine motor skills • Hand-eye coordination • Problem-solving skills • Ability to concentrate