Toys for kids of every age

The best play begins with toys that invite curiosity and grow with your child. Our toys for kids span wooden roleplay kitchens, Montessori play kits, soft foam play couches, dolls houses and outdoor mud kitchens, each made from natural materials and shaped for small hands. From first grasps to imaginative games, there's something here for every age and every quiet afternoon at home.

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Wooden cash register «Noisette» | 31 pieces

Wooden cash register «Noisette» | 31 pieces

28,95
Wooden play kitchen «Noyer» | Incl. 12-piece accessory set | Walnut

Wooden play kitchen «Noyer» | Incl. 12-piece accessory set | Walnut

119,95
Doll bed «Noyer»

Doll bed «Noyer»

29,95
Wooden doll highchair «Noisette»

Wooden doll highchair «Noisette»

29,95

Sustainable wood

Montessori play

Safety tested

Made by a mum

Wooden and soft toys for imaginative play

Roleplay is where children rehearse the everyday, and our wooden toys are made to hold that story. The XL play kitchen «Noisette» comes with a nine-piece accessory set, an oven with a window and a light-and-sound cooking plate, while soft play couches like our ten-piece corduroy design fold from a sofa into a climbing structure and back again. For the youngest, the Montessori Play & Grow kits carry your baby from birth through the first years with age-staged boxes of mobiles, contrast cards and silicone rattles.

Looking for something to complete the room? Browse the calm pieces in our nursery collection or the playful designs made for the toddler room for ages 2 to 5.

Natural materials chosen for lasting play

Most of our toys are made from carefully selected materials, including FSC-certified wood, water-based paints, organic cotton and natural bamboo. Soft play pieces are designed with lightweight foam and durable, tactile fabrics. We choose materials that are practical for everyday play, easy to care for and made to withstand little knocks and plenty of adventures.

Choosing toys by age and stage

Toys here are grouped by the stage they suit best, so play always feels within reach:

  • From birth: Montessori Play & Grow kits and wooden baby gyms

  • From 1 year: balance bikes and rocking animals

  • From 18 months: soft foam play couches

  • 3 years and up: roleplay kitchens, dollhouses and motor skills toys.

Shopping for a particular birthday? Explore our toys chosen for three-year-olds, the growing-up range in the children's room for over sixes, or simply view all toys in one place.

Frequently asked questions

What is the 20 toy rule?

The 20 toy rule is a simple approach where a child keeps around twenty toys within easy reach and the rest are stored away, then rotated in over time. Fewer choices at once often means deeper, calmer play, and swapping toys in and out keeps them feeling fresh. Open-ended pieces like a wooden play kitchen or a foam play couch tend to earn their place because they suit many kinds of games.

Which toys hold a child's attention the longest?

Open-ended toys that can become many things tend to keep children absorbed the longest. A roleplay kitchen with turning knobs and velcro food, a play couch that shifts from sofa to fort, or a mud kitchen with a spinning water wheel all invite repeated, invented play rather than a single fixed use. Toys that grow with a child, such as our age-staged Montessori kits, also stay in the game for longer.

How do I clean and care for wooden toys?

Wooden toys are best wiped clean with a damp cloth and never soaked in water, which protects both the wood and its water-based paint finish. Because these pieces are hand-crafted and hand-painted, small variations in grain or colour are part of their character rather than faults.

Do the toys need assembly, and is anything not included?

Larger pieces such as the «Noisette» play kitchen, the «Igloo» climbing frame and the «Provence» mud kitchen arrive flat and need assembly, with the mud kitchen taking around 120 minutes to build. A few items call for extras that ship separately: the «Noisette» kitchen needs two AAA batteries for its light and sound, and the newborn Montessori kit's mobile is supplied without a stand. Standalone dollhouses like «La Parisienne» are sold without furniture or dolls, which can be ordered alongside them.