Uppercase on one side and lowercase on the other saves space on our tiny desk!!

My daughter traces every morning before preschool. Fun and mess-free.

After a week my son can now rotate each segment into place on his own. It’s teaching patience and confidence without screen time.

No paint no varnish smell—just beautifully oiled timber. Looks great on the shelf.

Both kids (2 & 6) take turns racing the wooden ball along the loop not exactly as mindful as I'd like but they love it lol. A screen-free activity we all enjoy.

Board feels velvety and the stylus is the perfect size for little hands.

Came with a little pot of oil and a lifetime guarantee card. Gave it straight to my niece—she was fascinated.

We keep it in our SEN classroom’s quiet space. Students instinctively slow their breathing as they trace.

We trace the lowercase side during phonics and flip to capitals for handwriting practice.

Arrived in a custom cardboard box and a felt wrap we now use as a play mat—zero plastic waste!

We put the Unity Puzzle in our calm-down corner. The asymmetric pieces make my 3-year-old think without getting frustrated. Zero plastic which I love.

Love that the board is weighty and doesn’t slide around when my son traces.

The beech wood is silky smooth and the inhale/exhale engraving is perfectly crisp. Worth every penny.

You can really see the grain of every hardwood—my daughter keeps asking why one piece is purple! Fits together smoothly and looks gorgeous on the shelf.

My 3-year-old traces the infinity groove while practising deep breaths. It’s become part of our bedtime routine.