A TILE OF STLYE
This memory tile has some style, brings a smile and lasts for a while
A TILE OF STLYE
This memory tile has some style, brings a smile and lasts for a while
MIND-BLOWING
When you see your little one playing the game and memorizing the positions of each tile, your mind will be blown.
MIND-BLOWING
When you see your little one playing the game and memorizing the positions of each tile, your mind will be blown.
BEAR IN MIND
The game offers a lot of fun and gives children an opportunity to cope with losing, to experience winning and to learn how to adapt to everyday situations (e.g. waiting for one’s turn).
BEAR IN MIND
The game offers a lot of fun and gives children an opportunity to cope with losing, to experience winning and to learn how to adapt to everyday situations (e.g. waiting for one’s turn).
NOT A CAT IN THE SACK
What you see is what you get. Our Memory Game tiles are of high quality wood and not treated with any substances.
The sack for the tiles is made of pure cotton.
NOT A CAT IN THE SACK
What you see is what you get. Our Memory Game tiles are of high quality wood and not treated with any substances. The sack for the tiles is made of pure cotton.
DO NOT FORGET
Our children are our teachers who show us how important fun, enjoying life and relaxed living are. They also teach us the importance of sharing emotions and being present in the moment.
DO NOT FORGET
Our children are our teachers who show us how important fun, enjoying life and relaxed living are. They also teach us the importance of sharing emotions and being present in the moment.
THE MIND’S DRAWERS
Simple cognitive games are important for a child’s development. They need to learn about the world through simple games, and only later will they will be able to place the knowledge in the “logical drawer”. To find out more about this, read our blog.
THE MIND’S DRAWERS
Simple cognitive games are important for a child’s development. They need to learn about the world through simple games, and only later will they will be able to place the knowledge in the “logical drawer”. To find out more about this, read our blog.