Stimulating gross motor skills
The great thing about stimulating motor development is that most children love to be active. And that nowadays there are very nice materials and tools to challenge children in a playful way on a motor level. [Read our tips to stimulate sensorimotor skills here]
Balance in autism
Children with autism often have more difficulty with balance and coordination. It is especially recommended for this target group to pay extra attention to the development of motor skills.
Our products are not only suitable for use at home, but are certainly also regularly purchased by therapists, schools and nurseries.
Motor skills toy tips

The bilibo balance shell playfully challenges your child to practice with fantasy, balance and motor skills. A great product for opening dedplay from Moluk.
Suitable for children aged 2-8 years old.

The Teeter Popper is a versatile balance board where your child determines how it is played with: you can stand, sit, wobble, wobble, turn or tilt on it. This balance board from Fat Brain Toys is equipped with suction cups for stability. This board improves the stability, balance, coordination and gross motor skills in your child while your child plays wonderfully!
With the We-Blocks tactile elements of weplay you can make a cube, a path or a house. The elements have texture and provide sensory stimulation to hands and feet.


On one side of the fish, a small ball rolls behind a plexiglass lid along a given path. The ball cannot fall. A slightly larger ball than a fisheye is balanced on the other side. Concentration and coordination are needed to get the ball rolling correctly. An extremely suitable game to improve your child’s eye-hand coordination.

Children love to climb and clamber. Build a beautiful challenging course for the kids with this Motor Skills Set Basic from the brand Weplay. Again and again you make a new obstacle course. Or let children practice their balance on the very solid beams with anti-slip. Or let the children crawl or jump through a hoop. Make a tunnel of high and low. There is plenty to discover and learn with this motor skills set from Weplay.
Share this post via social media
