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PolyM logo. A typeface with rounded edges. Each letter is a different colour.

PolyM was founded in 1980 by Anton Meyer, a German engineer who created the brand with his beloved daughters in mind, offering high-quality educational toys.

The blocks are soft, rounded and quiet — ideal for children with sensory difficulties, such as those on the autism spectrum, with ADHD or with sensory hypersensitivity. The blocks fit the idea of silent play.

Country of origin: Germany

A girl builds with PolyM blocks. She is creating a structure that looks like a crane. The blocks are colourful.
A girl builds with PolyM blocks. Her brown hair is tied back. She is in a room with a sofa and a cabinet. The colourful blocks form a shape resembling a turtle.
Suitable for children aged 1.5 years and over

Why choose PolyM blocks?

Playing with building blocks supports development on many levels ​— from motor coordination and logical thinking ​and planning to imagination and creativity. ​

With these blocks, children learn to create their own worlds and think beyond familiar patterns. Every new building challenge becomes a valuable lesson in independence and in discovering the limitless possibilities of their developing minds.

PolyM blocks are exceptionally hygienic. Tests confirm that as much as 99.9% of bacteria disappear from the surface of the blocks. What is more, washing them in warm water (the recommended temperature is ≤30 ℃) does not deform them, so they retain their shape and durability.

Most blocks on the market are designed for children aged 3+. PolyM responds to the needs of toddlers and their parents — guaranteeing great fun for children who have reached one and a half years of age.

Machine washable

Soft and rounded

Ideal for those with sensory sensitivities

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A boy plays with a PolyM fire brigade set. He is smiling and absorbed in play. The blocks are arranged in a scene showing an attempt to put out a fire.

Building blocks, fire brigade

A brown-haired girl plays with a PolyM train. The train is colourful and has numbers on it that teach children to count.

Building blocks, rainbow counting train

A little boy and an adult woman play with a PolyM building block set. It is a rubbish truck. Stickers and inspiration cards for the toy lie beside them.

Building blocks, rubbish truck

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