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A great grasping toy to help develop baby's little fingers while charming everyone else! A great baby gift! This is a mitzvah toy: proceeds will benefit giraffe preservation! Giraffes stick their necks out to make the world a better place!
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The story of Noah comes to life in this hand-crafted playset by Pockets of Learning
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Children will have hours of pretend play with this colorful plush Shabbat set
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Unzip this 10-by-14-inch, bright turquoise, soft cloth book, and you'll find two animal-packed alphabet trains spanning both pages. Each train car is a pocket, and each pocket is embroidered with a letter of the alphabet. Inside the pockets you'll find friendly little pillow animals, each one marked with a letter of the alphabet: the pink elephant rides in the E car, and the green alligator rides in the A car. Your child will love taking the animals out of the pockets and stuffing them back in (a favorite toddler activity). You'll have fun teaching your child the names of the animals and letters, such as N for newt and X for xenops. When playtime is over, your toddler can zip the whole gang safely inside, grab the sturdy handle, and tote the little animals to their next destination
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Fun way to introduce children to the Jewish Holidays and their meanings
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All the Rosh Hashanah symbols, perfect to play with or to hug! Ages 2 and up
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A wonderful book for quiet time at home, synagogue or anywhere
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A wonderful book for quiet time at home, synagogue or anywhere
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Button a button, snap a snap or learn to tie a shoe...this soft, hand-crafted interactive cloth book contains textures to touch and zippers to zip, a clock with hands that move and much more! Builds motor skills and teaches shapes, colors and numbers. A wonderful book for quiet time at home, synagogue or anywhere. Zipper closure with handle.
Dr. Toy Best Classic Toys Award
Ages: 12 months and up
A great gift for toddlers, this soft book can be personalized with the child's name in both English & Hebrew.
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