Play is one of a child's first means of exploration. It is through play that they discover their environment, express their emotions, and develop their imagination.
Our figurines aren't just toys: they're real tools for stories, discoveries, and learning. By handling a lion, a dinosaur, or a horse, children can invent adventures, create dialogues, and stage situations inspired by reality or their imagination. Each figurine thus becomes a tool to stimulate their vocabulary, refine their thinking, and develop their creativity.
Our universes open a window onto the diversity of the world: wild animals, marine species, farm life, dinosaurs and even historical figures.
Each figurine is an invitation to ask questions: How does this animal live? What does it eat? Where does it come from? By playing, the child learns without even realizing it.
Learning and playing always go hand in hand: the realism of the figurines nourishes curiosity and stimulates the imagination.
By creating their own stories, the child becomes an actor in their learning, develops their creativity and builds their knowledge in a natural and playful way.