Wooden Service Station Parking Garage

The activity is wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Unleash your imagination and see where the play takes you.
• Here, your child's fine motor skills really get a workout.
• Stimulates hand-eye coordination, which is activated for example when we catch or kick the ball that comes flying at us in PE class, or when we cut an accurate line with scissors or need to pour water into a glass without spilling and making a mess.

Suitable for children aged 3 yrs. to 6 yrs.

Cars are just some of the most delightful toys around with turning wheels and important jobs to do. And for some children, cars and vehicles are simply the ultimate toys.

Cars help sick people to the hospital, transport everything from cornflakes to footballs and sunglasses, take people on vacation to the Harz, and drive astronauts around on the Moon.

Playing with toy cars can be an exciting scientific game or a great role play activity. Alone or with friends, at blazing speeds or calm and quiet - like when your child’s favourite tractor chugs about in the field in the evening sun and looks longingly towards the barn and a gulp of refreshing motor oil after a long workday.

Do you know Melissa & Doug?

For years, the aunties and uncles at Toy Academy have enjoyed a good relationship with Melissa & Doug's skilled toy makers. The people at Melissa & Doug have great insight into which types of toys children love to play with the most, and which therefore capture their attention, stimulate their curiosity, and give their brains and bodies lots to learn.

Every single year, the Melissa & Doug collection bubbles with new ideas, and the selection in our webshop is a goldmine of developmental toys for educational play. The toys are durable and versatile, and many of them can be used in countless ways. This makes the toys extra sustainable, as they encourage versatile ways of playing that do not require extra consumption of the planet's resources and energy.

See all our products from Melissa & Doug here.