Zabecca Living
Find educational toys for any age!
Discover Zabecca Living's thoughtfully curated range of educational childrens toys - all designed to promote early childhood learning and development through imaginative play. All the toys have been carefully selected by Zabecca Living shop owner Leeza who has an extensive background in paediatric Occupational Therapy. Leeza strongly believes that imaginative play is very important in helping to stimulate discovery and shape curiosity.
This collection of unique, carefully curated baby toys will serve as an introduction to sensory play. Newborns love visual stimulation to help develop their eyesight, so here you’ll find a range of bright, visually engaging toys to attract their attention. Between four and seven months babies look for soft, textured toys and things that make sounds. Once your child reaches eight to twelve months you’ll want toys that they can interact with, such as dolls, puppets, push and pull and stackable blocks.
Once toddlerhood arrives, your little one has more energy, more enthusiasm and a more colorful imagination. Play offers children many valuable opportunities that add to their learning. In the first three years particularly, play helps children to explore and learn about the world through listening, looking, touching, tasting and smelling. Toddlers love to do basic puzzles, build with blocks and play with shape sorters. This is also the age when imagination develops, so toys that encourage role-play are a great choice.
The preschool years are pure magic, offering children the opportunity to learn about themselves and the world around them. You can help this development by giving children a chance to experiment with role-playing and access to dolls, stuffed animals, or puppets. This collection will inspire your preschooler to move, create, explore, and pretend through imaginative play.
Support your child’s endeavors and in-depth investigations as they strengthen existing skills and develop new ones. School-aged children can cope better with games that involve rules, as well as winning and losing. Board games are also great for teaching children to follow simple rules in a fun way. Puzzles encourage experimentation with cause and effect, strategic thinking, and problem-solving. This collection of gifts are sure to engage and inspire.
