Dig deep holes, create waterways, build castles and shape sculptures. Think how enjoyable it is to have a big spade at the beach or in the sandbox. A lot of fun – and helps develop motor skills!
Digging deep holes and building sandcastles is a great way for your child to develop fine and gross motor skills.
Hand-eye coordination is also improved since your child learns to scoop up sand and then pour it into the bucket – without spilling.
Playing with sand and water contributes to your child's creativity and imagination and enriches their sensory exploration.
Sensory play, such as feeling different materials, listening to different sounds and experiencing smells, stimulates the child's senses.
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To play is to learn for life
Playing with sand is not only super fun, but also important for the child's development. Through play, the child's creativity, sense of touch and ability to cooperate with others are stimulated. Digging and building is also a great way to develop motor skills and improve hand-eye coordination. All items in the SANDIG series are adapted for small children's hands and thoroughly tested, so you can feel secure knowing that they are safe to use.