Montessori Puzzle
Shapes, colours and logic. Only one right answer: the child corrects himself, which is what we call control of error.
Our world
It all started with a tablet held out at the table
Miloubo was born from a family dinner and a tablet held out to a two-year-old. Calm came back in thirty seconds. The guilt came right after.
Ever since, we've been looking for just one thing: something that holds a child's attention for longer than a screen does. Felt, real fastenings to open — and nothing that flashes.
Toys that children ask for, and parents are happy to give.
Read our storyHands first
A child doesn't learn because we explain it to him. He learns because he tries, gets it wrong and tries again.
No screen, no noise
Calm doesn't come from a toy that talks. None of our busy boards makes an electronic sound.
Made for the trip
Car, plane, restaurant, waiting room. That's where a parent needs it most.
Still useful in three years' time
Velcro at one, laces at four. The same thing, but never the same game.