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Toys

Toys selected to leave space for a child’s own ideas. Educational, wooden and role-play toys support focus, creativity and development without constant stimulation.

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Wooden Story

Wooden Bowling Pins - Red
€71,19

Wooden Story

Wooden Bowling Pins - Blue
€71,19

Wooden Story

Wooden Story Wooden Wagon
€135,04

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Teepee Tent - Pink
€136,47

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Teepee Tent - Beige
€136,47
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Toys Simpler forms. Longer, more open-ended play.
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Toys that leave room for imagination

Play is not just a way to pass the time – it's one of the most important elements of childhood and a natural path to discovering the world. In the Toys collection, you'll find products that develop creativity, support learning through experience, and encourage children to independently discover new skills.

Discover Montessori toys, wooden toys, puzzles, construction blocks, sensory toys, and role-playing accessories that help develop imagination, concentration, fine motor skills, and logical thinking. We select products made from safe, durable materials and designed to accompany your child for a long time.

Regardless of your little one's age and interests, you'll find toys here that support development at every stage – from first sensory activities to creative play and learning through action.

MyKidss Toys is a carefully selected collection that combines the joy of play with valuable child development every day.

♡ Curated for families ⌂ Thoughtful design ↗ Quality made to last
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Frequently asked questions

How do I choose a product from the “Toys” collection?
Start with your child's needs and the space where the product will be used. In this category, pay particular attention to the child's age, piece size, stimulation level and whether the toy leaves room for independent ideas. Always check the manufacturer's guidance for age, dimensions and maximum load where relevant.
How do I match the challenge level to my child?
A good toy should be simple enough for the child to start independently while still offering a next step to discover. For younger children, piece size and the manufacturer's age guidance are especially important.
How can I reduce toy clutter and overstimulation?
You do not need to display every toy at once. A small selection on a low shelf and regular rotation can help children focus for longer and make tidying up easier.