MOMS, we know your worries...
It’s scary watching your little one glued to a screen all day. You worry about their eyes, their focus, and how it’s changing the way they handle their emotions. But when you think about sending them outside to play, that worry turns into fear — what if something bad happens? The world doesn’t feel as safe as it used to.
So you’re stuck between keeping them inside and wishing there was a better way for them to play, learn, and grow — safely and happily...
Here's the solution you are looking for
Your toddler’s brain is like a sponge right now — everything they touch, twist, and try is shaping how they think and learn. The truth is, their IQ starts building long before school ever does. The right toy can make all the difference.
That’s why we made the Busy Board — to turn curiosity into confidence. Every buckle, zip, and switch helps them focus, solve, and explore. You’ll see it — that proud smile when they figure something out on their own. That’s not luck… that’s early genius in the making.
No screens. No meltdowns. Just their natural smile
Frequent Questions
It’s designed for toddlers aged 6 months to 5 years. The activities are developmentally aligned to grow with your child — from basic hand-eye coordination to more advanced fine motor skills.
Yes — but for children under 3, we recommend supervised play, as the board includes small parts. Everything is securely attached and crafted with non-toxic, baby-safe materials.
Absolutely. No tools, no stress — just open the box and let your little one start exploring. Unlike many other boards, no DIY required.
The busy board measures 28 × 25 cm (≈11 × 9.8 inches) and weighs just 0.77 lbs (0.35 kg). It’s lightweight, slim, and designed to fit easily into most diaper bags or school bags — making it the perfect travel companion for road trips, flights, or everyday outings.
We get it — toddlers are unpredictable. That’s why we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you’re not in love with it, just send it back for a full refund. No questions asked.