Made for children 36 months or older, this attractive colorful wooden puzzle will help kids with the important first stage of letter identification and is a terrific complement to the standard Boikido letter puzzle that features upper case letters. A must have for every kid. Tested to meet European and U.S. safety standards.

Winner of a 2009 TDmonthly Top Toy Award!
2009 Award Winner The Toy Insider Top Holiday Toys!
Multi-activity, multi-color and multi-character train set with building blocks included so it is a 2 in 1 - classical building blocks and train play. Learn shapes, colors and characters. Develop motor skills. The pull along feature encourages children to walk. Tested to meet European and U.S. safety standards.

Winner of Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold Seal Award 2009! Building hand-eye coordination is an exciting part of being a toddler. Designed for children 18 months and older, this unique and colorful bead maze features a nautical theme, with two wire bead coasters and a maze – featuring a fun whale and boat to spur your little one’s imagination. Children love to play with these toys in doctors’ offices and waiting rooms – now you can have one at home. Tested to meet European and U.S. safety standards.

Park, wash and repair your cars. Rush your cars up and down the slope for hours of fun and imaginary play. Develops motor skills. Tested to meet European and U.S. safety standards.

Produced in the same contemporary style as our best selling Boikido blocks, these 10 Rainbow Cubes are adorned with colorful numbers and letters as well as whimsical animals. Exposing your child to counting and the alphabet, these cubes can be stacked up high, used to build, or inserted one into another while developing spatial and motor skills, too. Tested to meet European and U.S. safety standards.

The Boikido Activity Table includes three magnetic stacking animals, a zigzag activity, a bead coaster, a magnetic spinning flower, counting beads and a shape sorter. It develops shape recognition, imagination, problem solving and fine motor skills. Adult assembly is required. “The combination of bright colors, themed graphic design and age-appropriate activities makes it attractive, interesting and developmental for young children,” Jonathan Segal of Boikido told TDmonthly. He added that “Boikido changed … the traditional look of wooden toys of primary colors and exposed wood grain in favor of more contemporary and fresher colors that appeal to infants.” Launch date: October 2006.