Londji puzzles and games: sustainable childhood moments
When a toy delights heart and mind alike
At Littlies + mums we have discovered something quite special for you: Londji puzzles and games, which are not only beautiful to look at but can also be bought with a genuinely clear conscience. The Spanish brand combines breathtaking design with ecological responsibility: every puzzle and every game is made from FSC-certified paper and recycled cardboard – eco-friendly toys are anything but boring. What else defines the brand is in our portrait The magical world of Londji.
Shared moments with the Mama puzzle collection
The Mama Puzzle by Londji is simply heartwarming: the enchanting motifs show animal mothers with their babies – seven puzzles with three large pieces each, perfect for small hands from around age 2. Each puzzle measures 21.5 × 18 cm and a cotton bag for storage is included. While you put them together, not only lovely pictures emerge but valuable moments of closeness. Along the way the little ones train fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and concentration without it feeling like learning.
Adventures in space with Valentina
The Valentina in Space Puzzle is a dream for little space fans: five reversible puzzles with 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 pieces lead through the universe – and they glow in the dark. The largest, the rocket puzzle, comes to 32 × 63 cm. Planets, stars and a brave little astronaut awaken a natural curiosity for science and adventure. Illustrated by Teresa Bellón.
The apple tree in pocket format
The Pommier Tiny Puzzle shows an apple tree in spring – with squirrels among the branches, birds in the nest and mice, rabbits and moles in their burrows below ground. Alongside the 36 puzzle pieces come 12 learning cards for counting: once the picture is finished, you count the blossoms that will later turn into apples. At 16.5 × 23.5 cm it fits in any bag, making it the travel puzzle of the range. Illustration by Txell Darné.
Creating your own galaxy
With the Space Stickers, Londji shows how varied sustainable toys can be: 150 reusable stickers – rockets, aliens, satellites, planets, constellations – can be peeled off and rearranged again and again. There is no template and no right result; every child builds their own galaxy. This kind of free creation is exactly what the Montessori approach values. Illustrated by Teresa Bellón, the same artist as Valentina – so the two also go together visually. Which game suits which age is covered in the overview Toys by age, and more ideas for evenings together are in our selection of board games.
Frequently asked questions
Which puzzle suits which age?
The Mama Puzzle with three large pieces per picture is intended from around age 2, Valentina in Space with 2 to 10 pieces accompanies the time after that. The Pommier Tiny Puzzle with 36 pieces is the next step – here the piece count is a better guide than an age label.
Do the Valentina puzzles really glow in the dark?
Yes. The colours need to absorb light first – so leave the finished puzzle somewhere bright before the lights go out. The glow fades over time and recharges for the next round.
Are the stickers really reusable?
Yes, and that is the difference from ordinary stickers: the 150 stickers can be peeled off and repositioned instead of sticking once and leaving marks. They work best on smooth surfaces.
What is good for travelling?
The Pommier Tiny Puzzle at 16.5 × 23.5 cm is explicitly made for pocket format. Mama Puzzle and Valentina each come with a cotton bag, so they travel too – but they need more space to lay out.