Toys

Games, toys, and play are a basic need for children. Through games and toys, children get to know the world around them. While playing, they learn to observe, perceive, and express feelings such as pride and joy, sometimes disappointment and anger, and how to deal with them. That’s why play is healthy and very beneficial for a child’s development.

It’s no wonder that children love to play with toys throughout their lives. For toddlers and little kids, it’s their main activity; for schoolchildren, it becomes a favorite hobby. This naturally raises the question for parents: which toys are best for their child’s age group? Our guide will help you find the most important criteria when choosing the right children’s toys for any age.

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Toys for Primary School Children

Between ages six and nine, what children learn in primary school plays a key role in their lives. They eagerly write their first words, play with numbers, or discover interesting facts about their favorite animal. Help reinforce and develop what they’re learning. There’s a wide selection of educational games for kids to practice and master specific skills. For example, there are great wooden calendar clocks for learning the time. With classic playsets, children can play both indoors and outdoors.

Learning Through Play

Especially role play games allow children to recreate more complex life situations in their room and understand them better with help from parents. What happens at the hospital? How does the police chase after criminals? The adult world is exciting and there’s so much to discover!

What Do Older Kids and Teens Like?

From about age ten, kids love puzzles and mysteries and solving complex challenges. Experimental kits, tech toys, or tricky quizzes are perfect choices. In board games, they compete with friends and family. Sharing a board or card game inspires them to win and trains attention and fairness.

Outdoors, they can let off steam with sports gear like scooters or skateboards. Skill and aim matter in target games. Fun is guaranteed!

There may also be special wishes: sometimes girls and boys have different preferences, sometimes parents are looking for toys with an educational benefit. With our selection, we strive to meet all needs and offer a wide range of options. With a mini workbench or a wooden play kitchen, children can imitate what they observe their parents doing. Writing exercises can also be done in a playful, fun way. The youngest kids organize fast car races, and action figures save their friends from tough situations with heroic deeds. Crafting and painting let them set their creativity free. Our selection is as varied as kids’ interests. When choosing products for our range, our buyers go the extra mile to make sure everyone finds what they’re looking for.

Safety and Toy Labels

Toy labeling acts as a guide for parents, providing information to help them choose the right toys for their children. Certified safety is easy for parents to spot – just look for the GS test seal and CE marking. GS seals stand for tested safety based on the Equipment and Product Safety Act; they’re checked every five years by an independent institute. The CE mark is required for all toys sold in the EU and certifies, at the manufacturer’s responsibility, that the product complies with the toy safety standard EN 71.