Toddlers and preschoolers who are starting to dress themselves. The shoelace and straps mean play should be with a grown-up nearby.
See it in action
Zip, buckle, button and lace — layer by layer.
Undo one layer, find the next.
Each layer has its own fastening, so getting to the teddy bear inside means practising them all.




The fastenings on their own clothes
Children learn to dress themselves on the clothes they wear every day — but it is easier when the zip is in front of them, not under their chin. This board lets them practise sitting down, at their own pace, until they can do it themselves.
What their hands are learning
Getting dressed, one fastening at a time.
Two styles, same fastenings
Choose the wardrobe; the practice inside is the same.


Busy board or tablet?
Both keep a little one busy on a long trip. Only one leaves them with new skills.
Before you order
The things parents ask us most about this one.
What age is it for?
What is the difference between the two styles?
Only the outfits printed on the layers. Everyday outfits has jackets, a vest and a cardigan; Uniforms has work outfits such as a chef’s jacket and a police uniform.
How big is it?
About 11.8 × 7.9 in (30 × 20 cm).
Does it need batteries?
No. It is wood and fabric — nothing to charge.
Will it arrive before Christmas?
Order by December 14 and it should. Christmas falls on Friday, December 25 this year. Orders placed after December 14 may still make it, but we cannot promise it.
How much is shipping?
Free. Standard US shipping is included on every order, with no minimum. Delivery times are set out in our shipping policy.
Getting dressed, one layer at a time.
A zip, a buckle, buttons, straps and laces on a solid wooden board. Free US shipping.