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Rocking toys and jumpers
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Rocking toys and jumpers give a small child their first taste of moving on their own, well before they can walk: rocking back and forth one minute, bouncing to burn off energy the next. Here you'll find rocking horses, animal rockers and baby jumpers made for indoor play. When you compare models, look first at a stable base and soft padding in a size that suits your child's age.
Rocking horses and ride-on rockers
The classic rocking horse is still going strong, and next to it you'll find rocking cars, familiar characters and animal-shaped seats. We stock sturdy wooden models as well as lighter plastic ones, including ranges from Milly Mally, Smoby, Little Tikes and Polesie. A younger baby is best suited to a low seat with grab handles, while an older toddler can handle a taller rocker with a livelier swing.
Baby jumpers and active play
A doorway jumper clamps into a frame and lets a baby push off the floor with their feet. It burns off energy and gently works the leg muscles while the child stays busy with the bouncing itself. Lionelo, bo. and B kids offer height-adjustable models that grow with your baby. Before you buy, check the age and weight limits set by the maker, and make sure the fixing sits firmly in the door frame.
Why shop with us
We keep trusted brands in one place and show clear prices with no hidden extras. We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, larger orders can be split into instalments, and every product carries a warranty. If you're torn between two models, start with your child's age and the space at home: a rocker needs a patch of floor, a jumper needs a free doorway. That usually points you to the one your child will actually enjoy.