Sensory Beanbags - Pastel

From stepping stones to beds for small dolls. For stacking, throwing games or material for learning to count.
A colourful party in themselves, but they fit perfectly with the Stapelstein® stones for endless sorting games.

Durable toys, educational and versatile, handmade in NL, filled with natural materials, namely cherry and grape seeds, CE-certified.

Did you know that children learn more easily by moving? So come up with movement games with the beanbags. Spread them throughout the living room. Name a colour and give an instruction, for example: "Jump to yellow".

The beanbags are suitable for babies from 6 months to children 8 years old. These toys grow with development and interests. The toys remain the same, only the way of playing changes.
Please note! Always use the beanbags under supervision for children under 3 years old.

Also see the Sensory balloon ball, pastel, BL0024.

Beanbags as open-ended toys

Because the beanbags transform into anything a child can imagine, they are perfect open-ended toys. They are nothing, yet everything at the same time.

Instead of structured activities, children create their own rules and stories. They can throw, stack, sort, catch, juggle, or create a balancing game with the beanbags. The possibilities are endless, and every game is unique. The beanbags don't need a manual or explanation. Children will play with them spontaneously!

Beanbags stimulate problem-solving thinking

Playing with beanbags not only stimulates a child's creativity but also problem-solving thinking. Because open-ended toys can be anything, children start experimenting. What works, what doesn't? And that is very good for stimulating problem-solving thinking. Open-ended toys combine very well with other toys, which makes them super versatile.

Beanbags as sensory toys

Beanbags are a fantastic way to stimulate children's senses and encourage sensory development. Because the beanbags are made of different fabrics and filled with various materials (grape seeds, cherry pits, or a mix of both), each beanbag feels different.

The sound is also different when you pick up a beanbag with cherry pits or grape seeds. When a child shakes or squeezes the beanbags, it feels and sounds different. The beanbags thus stimulate the senses of sight, hearing, and touch.

Beanbags help a child relax

Besides stimulating the senses, playing with beanbags also helps a child relax. Because when you stimulate the senses, the brain shifts into a lower gear. This helps a child to 'get out' of their head and become aware of their body again. Beanbags are sensory toys that help your child process the day's stimuli.

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