Soft Sensory Cubes
Ages 0–2Price: TBDAdd to wishlist
Smart Toys for Every Age
Curated educational toys that spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence for babies, toddlers, and big kids alike.
Curated educational toys that spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence for babies, toddlers, and big kids alike.
12 featured toys — all labeled with age guidance and a simple wishlist tag.
“The sensory cubes are the only toy both babies reach for every morning.”
“The gears set is a simple way to demonstrate cause and effect for preschoolers.”
“Our tweens teamed up around the solar lab and presented their own mini science fair.”
| Age Range | Suggested Toy Types |
|---|---|
| 0–2 years | Soft sensory toys, tummy time mats, rattles |
| 3–5 years | Role-play sets, building blocks, intro STEM kits |
| 6–8 years | Explorer kits, logic puzzles, creative coding games |
| 9–12 years | Advanced science labs, engineering challenges, media creation tools |
Simple explanations on the role of essential vitamins plus local food sources across Libya.
Each vitamin supports specific body systems—vision, immunity, metabolism, and more. Explore quick references below for role descriptions, common Libyan foods, and helpful notes.
Role: Supports vision, skin, and immune system.
Common foods in Libya: Carrots, sweet potatoes, dried apricots, fortified dairy.
Notes: Fat-soluble; avoid mega-doses during pregnancy.
Role: Energy metabolism and nervous system support.
Common foods in Libya: Whole grains, lentils, eggs, tuna.
Notes: Water-soluble; excess is excreted through urine.
Role: Antioxidant and collagen formation.
Common foods in Libya: Citrus fruits, tomatoes, peppers.
Notes: Sensitive to heat; best in fresh produce.
Role: Bone health and immune modulation.
Common foods in Libya: Sun exposure, fortified milk, sardines.
Notes: Limited sun exposure may require supplementation.
Role: Protects cells from oxidative stress.
Common foods in Libya: Olive oil, almonds, sunflower seeds.
Notes: Works best alongside healthy fats.
Role: Blood clotting and bone metabolism.
Common foods in Libya: Spinach, parsley, leafy greens.
Notes: Consult a doctor if on anticoagulant medications.
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