Developmental Toys

Momma and baby birds help young learners practice counting, sorting and colors in an interactive and engaging way. The bowls stack, and the momma birds can be used as finger puppets. Little learners will love matching birds and nests by color. This deluxe

When you're looking for on-the-go preschool fidget fun, look no further than Spike the Fine Motor Hedgehog! Your kids will build new preschool sensory skills every time they fidget with the Spike the Fine Motor Hedgehog Fidget Friend.

Crack open a colorful gem surprise! Little ones get a no-mess introduction to sorting, matching, and counting with the play geodes and gems of Rock 'n' Gem Surprise from Learning Resources.

ROO GAMES Happy Snappy Apples - First Strategy Game for Kids - For Ages 3+ - A Fun Motor Skills Game for Children and Families

ROO GAMES Doggy Bags - Be the First to Find Franky's Food - For Ages 3+ - A Fun Grab Game for Toddlers and Families

These 26 colorful beads feature uppercase letters on one side and lower case on the reverse. The laces can be used to string together letter sequences , form words and reinforce hand-eye coordination.

Includes:

** 26 plastic letter beads
** 2 laces

The friendliest fine motor toy for toddlers, this easygoing dinosaur comes with 10 pinchable, pullable scales, whose indented surfaces make it easy for kids to build their pincer grasp, hand strength, and other essentials of fine motor skills development.

Whoooooo's that adorable owl? It's Hoot the Fine Motor Owl, a wise addition to the collection of fine motor toys for toddlers from Learning Resources!

Get the fun rolling with this sturdy wooden tower and four pieces that spin down the zig-zag track! Babies and toddlers 12 months and older will delight in matching, stacking, and rolling the smooth, solid wood pieces with friendly safari animal faces tha

Our hedgehog lost his quills, and only your little ones can help him get them back! New from Learning Resources, Spike the Fine Motor Hedgehog helps kids build up hand muscles and fine motor skills as they replace the chunky, peg-shaped “quills” within th