A Winter Set Straight Out of a Fairytale

The Winter Set connects the beauty of a winter landscape with thoughtful stimulation of children’s feet. It’s not just a collection of different surfaces. It’s a sensory adventure that invites children to explore the world (not only) with their feet.

When you look at the individual pieces of the Winter Set, it feels like a journey through a snow-covered landscape. Each mat tells a different story and, above all, offers a different sensation underfoot. This contrast gives little walkers the opportunity to perceive differences, learn weight transfer, recognize pressure, explore stability, and build confidence.

The Winter Set is ideal for beginner walkers. It also includes a raised 3D mat, which is essential for a child’s first contact with an obstacle. This very moment helps develop stability, train balance, strengthen the deep stabilization system, activate the foot arch and sole muscles – and children especially love exploring the 3D texture.

Pastel blue, icy transparent, sparkling grey, and pure white. The Winter Set truly feels like a piece of frozen nature in your home. Each piece has its own character: snow-covered white branches, a cute hedgehog surprised by the first snow, frozen logs in the forest, translucent grass like a sheet of ice, a dinosaur egg resembling frozen pebbles near water, a shimmering silver MUFFIK like a city sidewalk dusted with fine snow. Children see a fairytale, a story, an imaginary world – and their feet receive exactly the stimulation they need during winter when enclosed in firm shoes.

Winter Game Ideas with the Winter Set:

The Path of the Ice Kingdom
Arrange the set to create a route through an imaginary winter landscape, which you can decorate with additional elements. The child’s task is to walk the entire path in different ways – slowly, on tiptoes, on heels, sideways, or waddling like a penguin. You can name each piece and guide the child through a story – across frosty roots, hoarfrost, clear ice, and more.

The Floor Is Lava… or Rather ICE!
A winter version of the popular game. Spread the pieces around the room so that the gaps between them represent “deep icy waters” that must not be touched. The child’s task is to get from point A to point B stepping only on the mats. To make it more challenging, allow standing on certain pieces with only one foot. Great for balance, step planning, and body control.

Winter Foot Exploration (for Toddlers)
With toddlers, gentle and gradual introduction to different surfaces is key. Arrange the Winter Set in a small circle or a line. Sit the toddler in the middle or at the edge and let them slowly place their feet on different surfaces. Show where to step and describe what they may feel – soft, prickly, bumpy. Hold their hands while they stand on the mats and add winter rhymes. This (extra)ordinary play supports first stable standing, foot activation, tactile perception, and confidence when stepping over small uneven surfaces. It’s a gentle, nurturing activity where toddlers feel safe while beautifully learning to perceive the world through their feet.