Dena Diversity is a new boxed set of 12 figures in various colours designed to emulate various skin tones. The figures are made from food-grade silicone and offer imaginative free-play opportunities for babies from birth onwards. For younger babies, they can be chewed as a teether or bounced, squeezed and grasped to practice emerging hand skills.
As babies develop into toddlers, the pieces can be thrown, stacked, used in imaginary play as characters or even used as cooking moulds. We loved uses these to stack and as they’re super stretchy, there’s no need to worry about them breaking if your toddler is a little too forceful. Since they’re made of silicone, they work as bath toys too and wipe down clean easily if there are any spills.

We’ve teamed up with Hippychick to giveaway one of their 12 pieces dena kids diversity set . To enter, just follow the instructions below!
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I’d love these for the nursery school where I am a governor. It’s a very diverse community and these would be perfect for the children to explore with.
I love the idea of these, I am all for encouraging children to understand diversity and accept people for who they are not the colour of their skin etc.
to play with my grandchildren in a creative way
I would initially use these with books on the subject of equality and diversity. I imagine, though, that they would be well used in play, anyway.
my kids would like to see how high they can balance them
My little one would love to use these for counting
Our boys would love these
Teaching my great neices to love and respect whilst developing fine motor skills and coordination
My granddaughter would love to see how high she can build with them.
This would be great for my sister who is a teacher, and also my nephew.
How high they could stack them
I think my grand daughter would love to play school with these – with her as the teacher of course!
My granddaughter is quite young so for now they would be used as a teether and something to be thrown around the room. Later she can stack them, lay them in a line, pile them in a heap. So many uses. Great they are using various skin tones.
My daughter would love these as she’s at the right age to start learning about diversity,
Mine would definitely love to develop her motor skills with these
I’d like to win for my grandson who I think would be interested.
My grandson would like to make the highest tower possible!
These would be perfect for fine motor skills and learning that we all have different colour skin.
lovely giveaway
i would use these not only for my youngest grandson , but i would take them to work with me for the special needs children i work with as they could chew them and play with them happily
These look fantastic.
I would love to win these for my 2 year old niece to help her development and learning. Thanks for the chance to win x
My grandson would really enjoy building a tower with these but he would enjoy knocking them down even more!