A child cannot have enough blocks!  Blocks have been shown to encourage cognitive, language, creative, math, and even early reading skills--the perfect toy!

These blocks help to promote better motor skills through building as well as help children learn pretend play. They are colorful and soft, making them safe for toddlers (read on)...

What parent doesn't want QUIET toys that teach their child invaluable skills?  I am a strong advocate for having many different types of blocks around the house.  These blocks are soft and durable and encourage gross motor skills and coordination.  Kids love them because of their size.

Physical therapists have tons of fun with these toys.  Encourage gross motor skills and early sportsmanship.  Also a great toy for group play to encourage turn taking and social interaction with other kids.  Perhaps your child is shy, anxious, or is on the autism spectrum... this is a great toy to help kids learn to communicate and interact with other children... read on...

These colorful, fun stickers give practical study information to reinforce basic language and math skills.

Kids need lots of exercise and a variety ways to enhance their motor skills.  This balance board is great for leg strength and ankle strength as well. Not only that, but its tons of fun!

A favorite toy among Occupational Therapists...  This toy encourages gross motor as well as sensory exploration.  Great for premature babies and children on the austism spectrum.  Many premies are very sensitive to touch on their feet because of early bad experiences (needle sticks, tape, etc).  Great for all kids as well for sensory exploration as well as balance.    Read on....

This bean bag set is perfect for your playgrounds, parties, carnivals, or physical education programs! Features a cute castle on one side and colorful critters on the other. Builds hand-eye coordination, math, and readiness skills.

Interactive electronic mat jump-starts active learning! Mat teaches children about colors, shapes and animal sounds while strengthening gross motor skills and developing deductive reasoning abilities.

Physical and occupational therapists love this toy. The child has to stomp on the end of the board to toss up a bean bag in the air and catch it.  Great for physical skills as well as sensory skills.  The child has to learn exactly how hard to stomp and coordinate the action to get the bean bag.

A soft, water-filled set created from lightweight, hollow plastic! Nine
Neoprene-covered pins are silkscreened with a bright hot-rod style flame pattern
in 3 different color-schemes.