Sweets & Treats

Ice Cream & Sweets Cart:

This cart is perfect for open-ended play. Work on following directions, motor skills, and sorting. Let your little one set up their ice cream cart & take orders!
Functional Language: ice cream, money, cone, “Can I have..”

Wooden Ice Cream Truck Sorting Toy:

Great toy for increasing fine motor strength and coordination as your little one works on fitting the magnetic ice cream cones together, then aligns and slides them into the slats on the truck. Great for 2+ years.
Functional Language: ice cream, in, out, more, stack, on top

Melissa & Doug Birthday Cake:

Increase fine motor skills as your little one constructs the birthday cake, then engage in pretend play together by singing “Happy Birthday”, blowing out the candles, slicing, and serving the cake to each other. A great toy for practicing social routines!
Functional Language: cake, cut, slice, eat, more, yum, happy birthday, toppings, candles

Scoop & Stack Ice Cream Set:

Work on wrist rotation needed for self-feeding and spoon usage while engaging with this fun ice cream stacking set. It’s great for following directions by giving your little one your desired ice cream flavor, then waiting for them to scoop it and serve it to you.
Functional Language: scoop, serve, ice cream, cone, scoop, stack, more

Bake & Decorate Cupcakes:

These cupcake are perfect for working on using two hands together (bilateral coordination) and practicing coloring in a small space. Order the items in an assembly line to work on sequencing with your little one as they get older. Great for 18 months + for pretend play and great for preschoolers engaging in more advanced play schemes!
Functional Language: cupcake, decorate, bake

Shape Sorting Cupcakes:

Practice increasing fine motor skills as well as matching and shape identification with this cupcake set. Introduce around 18 months to work on fitting cupcake halves together and taking them apart, then start to talk about the shapes and colors around 3 years.
Functional Language: cupcake, eat, yum, shape, colors

Rainbow Color Cones:

Challenge your little one to hold the ice cream cone in one hand, then use the other hand to stack the colored cones on top of each other.
Functional Language: ice cream, more, eat, yum, lick, stack, colors

Frozen Treats Play Set:

Work on visual and matching skills as you point to which frozen treat you want, then wait for your little one to find the treat and give it to you!
Functional Language: “I want…,” point, matching, same, different, ice cream, cookie, popsicle

Scoop & Learn Ice Cream Cart:

There are so many ways to play with this ice cream cart. Engage in open-ended play as your little one scoops and serves you - and takes your “payment,” too!
Functional Language: ice cream, more, pay, please, scoop

Tea Stand w/Treats:

The perfect set of pretend food to have at your next tea party! Practice using language like more, eat, & yum! as you request and sample all of the desserts in this set.
Functional Language: yum, eat, more, dessert

Slice & Bake Cookie Set:

Practice safely cutting with this wooden knife as your little one slices the cookies apart. Then bake, serve, and eat the cookies together while you engage in pretend play together. 
Functional Language: cookie, cut, slice, more, bake

Fruit Salad:

Work on increasing spoon handling and scooping skills by prompting your little one to “scoop up the strawberry,” then wait for them to find and scoop out the strawberry. Continue with other fruits.
Functional Language: scoop, fruit, colors