Toy groups
Our toys are divided into seven groups and can be found in seven different places in the library.
A
These are the large, or active toys, including bikes, scooters, ride-ons, slides, Pikler triangles, sports toys and more.
F
Toys for fun and imagination, including small-scale models of real things that encourage imaginative play. This includes cars, trucks, dolls, and make-believe play sets such as doctors sets, shop sets and more.
B
Baby toys, including rattles, activity cubes, rainmakers, pull-along toys and more.
G
Games and toys most suitable for children over three years of age, ranging from simple classics like dominos to more complicated family games.
C
The construction sets, ranging from simple Duplo sets for younger children to more complicated building sets for older kids. Also includes magnetic tiles, marble runs and train sets.
J
Jigsaw puzzles, ranging from basic shape, letter and number puzzles through to 100+ piece puzzles for older children.
D
These toys encourage development and include matching toys, stacking and sorting toys, musical instruments and other developmentally focused toys.
S
Toys that focus on sensory and motor skills, including some toys designed for children with special needs. Suitable for all children.
