Allow children to see themselves in their toys

1. Allow children to see themselves in their toys With Diversity in Toys 1 Dolls We want to contribute to a world that is more open, inclusive and tolerant towards diversity. The dolls we have curated, will help children understand values of inclusivity and coexistence through play, by promoting empathy and accepting people of any race, gender or condition. 2 Creative Play In the Creative Play section we have curated toys that will encourage your child’s imagination. In this collection, no batteries are needed – or included. 3 Sensory Toys A sensory toy is one that is specially designed to stimulate one or more of the senses. Sensory toys may be more appealing to children (and adults) on the spectrum because they can help the person remain calm and provide the sensory experience they want. 4 Early Childhood Our Early Childhood collection of products is for our youngest patrons. We have curated a selection of toys and products perfect for small hands and hungry minds. 5 Plush Animals/Toys As a child grows, so does their curiosity and understanding about the world around them. Transitional objects give a child opportunities to learn, grow, and problem solve while providing comfort and support through these lessons. 6 Puzzles When your child needs a quiet, indoor activity, there’s no better option than a puzzle. Puzzles improve concentration and focusing, and help children develop spatial awareness and shape recognition. Puzzles also help children grow fine motor skills and their hand-eye coordination.