Monkey Kiddo

Worry no more! These playful and colourful bags will keep swimming supplies tucked away tight at the end of a day’s play.

They feature water-resistant fabric, roomy interior, dry-wet compartments and a handy window zip pocket for stowing small toy or snacks! Perfectly sized for all kinds of kids’ adventures!

Keep your kids growing toy car collections neat, tidy and on display with this stylish trailer cardboard storage!

Hang on any wall in their room or play room and provide an incentive to keep their cars organised and off the floor.

(Total 4 columns with 6 rows, can fit up to 24 cars)

Sewing is a wonderful Montessori practical life activity. Not only is it great for developing skills such as fine-motor coordination and concentration, but many sewing projects have added value as “real work” projects children can complete.

It’s a proven fact that kids learn the best when they play!

Hands-on learning is by far the best way for kids to learn their numbers because they can manipulate an object themselves.

But you can’t just count out loud to your toddler and expect them to recognize numbers. Playing with toys allows them to see, touch, and help them understand what each number means!

Sip in style 😎

Toys should be thought of as developmental learning tools. Toys are more than just playthings, though, and while they should be fun, they should also be age-appropriate, stimulating, and safe. - Vicki Panaccione, PhD, a child psychologist