This is a diverse six-block set in bright basic colors. Each block comes with a unique feature such as a mirror, a jingling bell, a push button, a yellow view, a rattle and a kaleidoscope.

The set includes three blocks, each one of the primary colors, and each has its own distinct puzzle embedded inside.

Players compete to build the biggest tower. But they have to do it secretly, tucking tower pieces into their bags so that no one can see what they have. If a color is rolled on the die and all of those blocks are gone, the player has to remember who else took a block of that color, preferably a bigger block of that color, and ask for it. If right, the block is turned over. If wrong, the player forfeits his own block. Tottering Towers is for 2 to 4 players.

To play, place five cards in a circle. Everyone gets to look and study. Each card depicts an animal performing a silly motion, like flapping its wings, jumping up and down or dancing. Now the cards are flipped upside down (and mom and dad are now at a distinct disadvantage to the kids). Roll the dice to see how many hops the wooden Safar man takes. The player has to remember and act out the action on the card, then flip it over to see if he or she was right! If right, she gets a chip. If not, it’s the next players turn. Hilarious fun for all ages.

The object of this game is to herd colored wooden sheep around the meadow to the pasture first. But guess what? The meadow cards have colored flowers on them that match the sheep. A flower that matches the color of a player's sheep has to be on a meadow card in order for herto land on it! Either that, or shehave to use up one of her “flower foods” to place on the meadow to allow her to roam to that spot. Watch out—the other flowers can be placed on top, and the sheep get stuck.

A little like the beloved “rock, paper, scissors,” this fast moving card game has two variations for which cards “beat” the others. Both players turn over a card at the same time, glance to see if their character wins or loses against the other player’s card, then quickly scrambles to grab for either a green wooden figure if the card wins or red wooden figure if the card is the loser. Whoever guesses correctly first and grabs the right man—wins. If the “cheat” card is flipped over, the game is an entirely new version! For 2 players.

This super-soft dragon is way too cute to be scary. He hides and zips inside his decorative egg, and his handle straps smartly with hook & loop closure around a stroller or car seat handle. He goes everywhere baby does.

Kids will learn about this cute little plush fox’s story in his sturdy, colorful board book, then tuck both book and fox into their sturdy carrying case to take with them.

New for 2006, this carry-along playhouse with five little cubbies comes with four friends to hide inside and play with: a kitty teething ring with plush, a beech-wood mouse rattle that clicks and clacks, a cuddly sheep and a teddy bear with a jingly bell sound and a blankie to tuck him into. The characters peek out of plastic “windows” in the fabric carrying case, and when kids are ready to go, they just zip up the case and throw it on their backs.

This kit has everything for little knights and their big castle: towers, battlements, two fabric flags and much more. It includes a total of 59 building block pieces.

The little bath tub pirate runs aground in the bath tub with Lea and Tom. But how can he get back home without a ship? The children can jigsaw the ship of the pirate or stand the book up to fish for the fish. A picture book with first jigsaw and fishing game as well as pirate with rod.

Lotta and Ole will quickly gain a place in the hearts of the little doll parents. The two friends have cheerful faces, their clothes are colorful and their body is soft - perfect for cuddling!

Colorful flowers with gentle smiles peek out at baby from their long green stem of cloth and wooden green leaves. Pacifier can be attached at the green, looped end while the durable clasp can be used to fasten to stroller, crib, or other well-secured object. Multiple coats of natural, water-based, non-toxic lacquers ensure this pacifier chain's colors will stay vivid and bright for years to come. A quality toy that was crafted to withstand years, even generations, of childhood adoration and play.

The story about a Teddy who feels his way through a room at night takes the fear of the dark away from children. During the game they try to get Teddy to bed before the moon sets. A touch, feel and picture-book introducing game rules and containing a toothbrush, hammock and Teddy figure by way of play material.

Roll, roll and roll … with this beautiful buggy the small ones really love to do lap after lap. Two positions are possible for the frame. It's made of varnished beech plywood and rubber wheels. It measures (without frame): L 54 x W 36 x H 43 cm.

Cat and Mouse would so very much like to have a house. Can Sir Frog help in the search? Or perhaps slimy snail? A baby's first fabric play book for reading aloud and discovering and learning. With Cat and Mouse finger puppets.

Clutching toy with various play elements: bell, rings, flower, clown figures. Height: approx. 12 cm.

First Blocks includes a little buggy with a driver and six different building blocks, each with its own surprise, acoustic or visual, for playing, building, assigning and discovering. Blocks measure 4 x 4 x 8 cm.

While winding their way down the wooden track, the colored balls shake hands with wooden goblins, making little bells ring and clatter over the chatter track. It's nonstop rolling fun. It measures: L 47 x W 19 x H approx. 40 cm. It includes 2 balls of one color and 2 balls of two colors. The size of the balls (4.6 cm) makes this game suitable for toddlers.

For both the young and old artists who like to create images: arrange the colorful shapes over and over again into new patterns. The next is always nicer than the one before! Magnets are stuck to the wooden shapes so they stay put in the wooden frame. Includes 88 wooden pieces and 10 motifs to copy. Wooden frame measures 26 x 26 cm. Wooden frame may also be hung on the wall.

A reversible bag with a lot of things on it and in it and many details to discover, for playing and learning: a removable wooden ring, a window, mirror elements, a rustling door.

This wooden rattle provides comfort for teething babies. Colorful and durable, the rattle is built to withstand a heavy workload. The blocks on the rattle are connected by elastic, allowing the rattle to be bent and played with.
— The rattle was HABA’s best-selling infant product in 2004.
— Joe Thoron, co-owner of OrganicGiftShop.com, said that this rattle is a consistently great seller. “A lot of parents are concerned especially about what’s going into their children’s mouths, so parents that want a natural product usually get the HABA rattle.”
— “This sells very well,” said Jason Oliver, chief operating officer of Oompa Toys in Los Angeles.

Agriculture has never been so much fun. Kids battle to harvest their crops before the ravens descend on the farm. The board features colorful wooden fruit pieces. Kids can join up and play as teams.
— “It’s an expensive game, generally speaking, but it has a very good following of people who know it and recommend it and then other people buy it,” said Jason Oliver, chief operating officer of Oompa Toys, based in Los Angeles. “We have three versions of the game. The regular sells the most. It’s consistent.”
—  “It probably sells best of our HABA games,” said Owner Alex Goedrich of Maulika in Carlsbad, Calif. “HABA does a really nice line of games with wooden pieces that are fun and quick and easy to learn,” retailer Diane Robinson of Essex, Mass., told TDmonthly before the 2006 holidays.
— This game is a top seller at Stone Soup in Bar Harbor, Maine, Catherine Higgins said in May 2008. Two other retailers, out of 66 surveyed, also named HABA items as best sellers in their stores.

This is a super-deluxe magnifying glass: Big, bold and brightly colored, with a large handle (easy for the younger kids to hold) and a wide wood boarder around the glass (tougher for those same kids to break), this is a must for the unschooler.
— As the people at the Maukilo store said: “The name HABA stands for high-quality products and age appropriate materials.”
— Jason Oliver of Oompa Toys, had this to say: “We just started to carry them, but they are selling well already.”
— According to the British Society For Cell Biology, “Great fun can be had by looking at small organisms. A good magnifying glass will help your observations.”

This new puzzle alows both young and old artists to create arrange the colorful shapes over and over again into new patterns. Magnets are stuck to the wooden shapes so they stay put in the wooden frame, which may be hung on the wall. The set includes 88 wooden pieces and 10 motifs to copy. Wooden frame measures 26 x 26 cm.