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Beep-Beep & Play Activity Toy
$103.99Beep-Beep & Play is a sit-in play car with a clicking steering wheel, light-up dashboard, rear-view mirror, and an engine that revs and plays music when the key is inserted. There’s even a storage cup on the side and a mesh “trunk” in the rear to take favorite toys along for the ride! It’s huggably soft and packed with whimsical novelties to engage the senses and nurture growing skills.
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Flip Fish Baby Toy
$20.99This cuddly, crinkly fish friend will swim right into your heart! Crinkling, squeaking, multi-textured soft toy is perfect for baby and toddlers too. With bold colors, and washable fabrics that include a variety of textures and hidden pictures – the flip fish is perfect for exploring and storytelling. Melissa & Doug K’s Kids toys nurture early childhood development in three key skill areas: physical, cognitive, and social. With interactive designs and multisensory features, K’s Kids promotes constructive play and effortless learning, keeping interest high and new skills flourishing throughout the baby and toddler years!
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Take-Along Shape Sorter
$22.99More than a shape sorter–this is an on-the-go activity center! Using nine plastic shapes and the padded carrying case, children can lift crinkly flaps, identify the pictures, match the shapes, and drop the textured blocks through the sorter . . . then pull the plush dog around the edge to unzip the case and start it all again! The baby- and toddler-friendly games and learning activities are great for enjoying together or for independent play, and are sure to keep little ones giggling while they learn. The easy-to-grasp padded handle makes it easy to carry the whole set from place to place–even for crawlers, scooters, and emerging walkers.
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Fish & Count Game
$22.99Fill the pond with “fish,” hold the squeezable rod, and reel in fun and learning with every cast! The “game” in Fish & Count Game is simple: Just lower the self-stick bait into the fishing pond, let it attach to one of the felted pieces, and lift out your catch. But the detail-packed printed fabrics and colorful, shaped pieces also offer unlimited opportunities for counting, sorting, matching, color identification, size comparisons, storytelling, and all kinds of imaginative play. This engaging preschool play set is truly adaptable for any age, letting kids draw from the information-rich illustrations on the reversible pool to help structure their own games and learning activities. Great for hand-eye coordination, finger strength, cognitive skills, and so much more! Melissa & Doug K’s Kids toys nurture early childhood development in three key skill areas: physical, cognitive, and social. With interactive designs and multisensory features, K’s Kids promotes constructive play and effortless learning, keeping interest high and new skills flourishing throughout the baby and toddler years!
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Stacking Blocks
$28.99Nest the blocks, build a tower, and take shape-sorting fun to new heights! These multifunctional blocks have something new to explore on every side: a family of faces, drop-through tops, shape-sorter sides, and a school of sea creatures offer lots to discuss as children build vocabulary, hand-eye coordination, and motor skills. The sturdy plastic materials and contoured rims make it easier for little ones to place each block, building confidence along with coordination and balance. Creative cutouts in the cups and lid and a collection of shape pieces add to the fun, letting kids create their own shape-sorting activity—or build a tower and drop the shapes all the way through! A felt flap in the base provides sensory reinforcement as children reach in to retrieve the pieces, encouraging little hands to keep exploring, discovering, and learning with this exciting baby and toddler toy. Melissa & Doug K’s Kids toys nurture early childhood development in three key skill areas: physical, cognitive, and social. With interactive designs and multisensory features, K’s Kids promotes constructive play and effortless learning, keeping interest high and new skills flourishing throughout the baby and toddler years!
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The Hungry Pelican
$31.99This cuddly plush pelican has an empty belly . . . and a big appetite for fun! Young children can open the pelican’s big bill (which squeaks when squeezed!) to drop four mini plush animals into his open mouth. Then the crinkly shrimp, squeaking octopus, and rattling fish and crab drop right into the bird’s big belly! A peek-in, reach-in window on the pelican’s front lets kids spot them easily and pull them out to try it all again. The repetitive activity is great for babies and toddlers working on motor skills and other early developmental skills. And thanks to an incredible array of fun-to-explore features–from chubby, squeak-able cheeks to crinkly wings to floppy, rattling feet–it never gets old!
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Teddy Wear Toddler Learning Toy
$22.99Toddlers and preschoolers learning the basics of self care and refining grasp and hand-eye coordination have met a cuddly match for their emerging skills! Adorable plush bear Teddy Wear comes clad in a removable outfit packed with closures–perfect for testing a little one’s growing problem-solving and motor skills. Buttons, zippers, self-stick tabs, buckles, and laces will keep fingers working on a number of different levels, offering a beneficial mix of encouragement and challenge. A mix of textures adds lots of sensory input too, making this a terrific toy for kids of all abilities!
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Musical Pull Beehive
$18.99Pull the bee and treat the senses to a symphony of music and motion! A sweetly smiling bee, featuring eye-catching stripes, cuddly soft fur, and crinkly wings, peeks through a cutout window in the softly padded hive. This appealing character captures attention on both tactile and visual levels, encouraging babies and toddlers to focus upward, then grasp, reach, and pull to bring the bee toward them. Then little ones can watch and listen with delight as the bee “flies” back to its hive and the music plays! Musical Pull Beehive attaches to a crib railing or play yard, keeping a delightful sensory and motor-skills activity close at hand–a good thing, since babies will be eager to hear the pretty melody play again and again as developmental skills grow!
