Babies (0 to 12 months)

Sensory toys, teethers, and early motor experiences

Gentle, safe, and meaningful discoveries
Toys designed to stimulate their senses from day one. Plush toys, rattles, soft stuffed animals, and cloth books accompany their first explorations and strengthen the bond with their adult.

At this age, what matters is not structured play, but contact, texture, and gentle rhythm.

- We gave him a plush toy with tags, and it was his first attachment toy. He sleeps with it every night. Thank you. Ana -

Little ones (1 and 2 years old)

Toys for walking, fitting, stacking, and developing motor skills

The movement begins with curiosity
Toys that keep pace with their first steps: stacking cubes, pull-alongs, nesting cubes, and action-reaction objects. Stimulate their independence and coordination with safe, high-quality materials.

It's time to pull, fit, and start again. Exploration becomes active.

"We gave him his first drag, and he won't let go. He carries it around the house with a smile."

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Boys and girls (3 and 4 years old)

Symbolic games, color classification and language development

Imagine, imitate, invent
Their play transforms: they now tell stories, imitate adults, and use language as a play tool. Play kitchens, dolls, playhouses, role-playing games, and longer stories enrich their imaginations.

Symbolic play and the ability to share emerge. They play with others and also with ideas.

"We were amazed at how he plays with his dolls for hours. He's already naming them and feeding them."

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Explorers (ages 5 and 6)

Games with simple rules, logic, construction and creativity

Think, build, cooperate
Enjoy creating, solving, and sharing. Complex construction games, crafts, board games with simple rules, and logical thinking challenges invite you to plan, experiment, and collaborate.

Start enjoying group projects, games with rules, and challenges that require concentration.

“He focuses and takes pride in crafts. He asks me to do a different project every week.”

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Inquiring Minds (ages 7 and 8)

Toys to think, build, imagine and solve challenges

Reason, challenge, discover
Their thinking becomes abstract, and they love mental challenges and strategic games. Complex puzzles, experiments, card games, and books with more text stimulate their cognitive independence.

He no longer plays just for the sake of playing. He seeks out challenges, wants to discover and understand the "why" of things.

“We discovered that he loves puzzles and building. He spends hours concentrating.”

Adventurers (ages 8 and up)

Building challenges, science games, and creativity galore

Explore what you are passionate about
From the age of 9, personal interests take center stage. Complex board games, science kits, informational books, advanced construction projects, and DIY projects help them cultivate passions and skills.

The game becomes a hobby, a language to express oneself and find one's place.

“He loved building his first Ugear STEM model. Now he wants to learn how things work.”

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Every child grows at their own pace, and everyone deserves to play with things that inspire, challenge, and make them smile.

Because every stage is unique, and every game counts.

Need help choosing the perfect toy? At CucuToys, we're here to help you discover the toy that connects with your child's world.

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