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Cuddly soft plush surfaces for stroking, a wooden grasping ring for holding, quiet crinkly elements, friendly animal appliqués – with the Calmi Cube Mini "The Dreamer", babies get a calming cube that manages without noisy toy drama. Developed together with occupational therapist Silvia Resei (@ergotipps), the handmade cube is ideal from the first months of life – with a fastening strap for prams, infant car seats, or play arches, so that calm is always within reach.
Inside are lots of gentle sensory stimuli: cuddly soft plush surfaces for little baby hands, a natural wooden grasping ring for safe gripping, quiet crinkly fabrics for first cause-and-effect experiences, and various textures for discovery. By stroking, pressing, and holding, babies playfully self-regulate and simultaneously practice hand-eye coordination and the grasping reflex – and the cube becomes a quiet helper in classic fussy moments: gently stroking the plush in the pram to distract from crying, grasping the wooden ring with a free hand while breastfeeding to stay focused, quietly discovering the crinkling in the car seat during long journeys to calm down.
Handmade with care from OEKO-TEX® certified materials – a fidget tool for the very youngest. The most beautiful gift for birth – a thoughtful calming companion.

Silvia Resei x Jolly Designs
Beautifully designed books that entertain and simultaneously foster a child's cognitive, motor, and social development
Delivery
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Delivery Time |
Shipping costs based on order value |
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German |
2-4 business days |
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CAR |
3-7 business days |
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CH |
5-10 business days |
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Within Europe (EU) |
5-10 business days |
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