Cosy@YPO A B


Sand and Water


A Texture Kitchen Shedlet


Place alongside your mud pie kitchens, homemade or otherwise. Perfect potion island. Requires assembly Dimensions: 70(W) x 45(D) x 80cm(H).


D76075 C


Each £214.99 D


B Outdoor Nesting Sand/ Water Trays


A pack away delight. This trio incorporates two trays on different levels for sensory exploration with different materials, the low table is a great addition as an extra building platform. They all pack neatly away for saving space in your settings. Self assembly. Dimensions: 72(W) x 71(D) x 63cm(H).


D79272 C Pouring Pot Trio


Three sizes of potion pourers for capacity play in the water tray and mud kitchen. Suitable for age 3+. Dimensions: 25(D) x 12cm(H).


807002 E


Pack of 3 Pack £23.99 F


D Sifters, Stirrers, Scoopers And Skimmers


A wonderful set of different wooden kitchen tools with a twist. The interesting designs and shapes of these make them perfect for curious children to explore. Try them in a treasure basket for younger children or use in sand, water, malleable or mud play. Suitable for age 3+. 9 to 45cm


821075 G


Pack of 12 Pack £42.99 Pack of 3 Each £165.99


E Enchanted Wooden Spoons


How magical is this wooden spoon set. Each spoon different from another. Scoop, sieve, dig and more. Ideal for dry sand, heuristic play or use in mathematics for similarities and differences. Length: 10-22cm


D78582 Pack of 10 Each £26.99 F Natural Mud Pie Tea Set


These rustic objects of beauty are a nice change from plastic home corner sets. Suitable for age 3+.


821077 Pack of 16 Pack 62 Shop the full range online ypo.co.uk/cosy £45.99


G Pestle And Mortar Set Needed for all potion mastery classes.


D78581 Pack of 3 Each £27.99


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