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Goki toys are sustainably produced in northern Germany by the same company that bring you Holztiger. Goki specialise in traditional toys which spark the imagination and creativity of children, as well as developing fine-motor skills. They have a wide and varied range of products including puzzles, building blocks, spinning tops, vehicles and musical instruments.
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A great crafting set to create origami hearts.
A great tool to help practice fine motor skills and create beautiful arts and crafts.
A great tool to help practice their fine motor skills. Thread and make beautiful patterns on the butterfly.
The Goki Floor Road Track is a 30 piece set for ages 2+. 0. The set comes with 3 roundabouts of varying joins, 3 junctions and 2 carparks along...
Birthday candle holder in an adorable confetti print. Candle not included.
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For all of you who like fibre craft. This weaving frame promotes creativity, persistence and fine motor skills.
"This futuristic-looking push-along vehicle is designed specifically for children's hands. And as it comes from the goki nature series, it does...
Learning to walk is more fun with a friend at your side. He follows wherever you go. Enhances motor skills and coordination
Classic humming top made of high quality metal. Just press the knob up and down and the top soon begins to spin and to hum gently. In a fantastic...
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These 4 scratch pictures offer children lots of possibilities to discover the artist in themselves. The vibrant colours perfectly match the motifs:...
These wooden push along figures are perfect for little hands.
These wooden push along figures are perfect for little hands.
These solid wood vehicles are perfectly designed to be gripped by children's hands and can withstand almost any "driving error" in the children's...
These solid wood vehicles are perfectly designed to be gripped by children's hands and can withstand almost any "driving error" in the children's...
Where does which form fit? This toy trains fine motor skills and the recognition of shapes.
