The rocking horse is a fantastic item that can create many play scenes with the mice. Fits both size little brother/-sister and big brother/-sister. The horse has a metal stick in the handle, so the mice with magnets in hands will stay seated
If you need a new set of clothes for your mouse this set is a really classic choice. The soft knitted sweater with blue stripes comes with a pair of jeans.
Look at this funny friend! A large gantosaurus with big teeth has arrived and is ready to play with all of us. It is made in a soft mix of ramie and cotton, the striped stomach is made in a very nice blend of linen and cotton.
This is the smallest member of the bunny/rabbit family. Do not forget all the must-have accessories for such a little one in the house, such as baby sitter, nursery table etc.
Meet Jellycat Broox Bat! An irresistibly soft little bat with oversized ears, velvety wings and a cheeky face. A little mysterious, but mostly adorable and cuddly.
Let your little star shine bright and sing along to their beloved tunes with this fun karaoke set. Comes with a microphone and speaker that connects via Bluetooth.
The Kinderly repositionable magnetic wall sticker makes learning and playing on the wall fun and easy. Perfect for creative ideas without permanent changes.
Let your children's creativity unfold again and again with the lightweight and portable ZORA drawing board. The pressure-sensitive screen allows little hands to draw lines of varying thickness depending on how hard they press.
Where are you going? Joe has already transported thousands of people in his beautiful yellow taxi! He knows New York like the back of his hand. His taxi is everything to Joe!
Criminals beware! Djeco Crazy Motors Hurry Police is super fast and chases down all criminals. With its flashing lights and siren, everyone gets out of the way because it's in a hurry!
This is the smallest member of the bunny/rabbit family. Do not forget all the must-have accessories for such a little one in the house, such as baby sitter, nursery table etc.
