• A common doctor's bag with highly visible wood material
• Blood pressure gauge with pump ball and cuff
• Thermometer with adjustable temperature
• Otoscope with real magnifying glass
• Tablet container with screw-on lid
• Plasters with hook-and-loop pieces
• Reusable, washable children's cloth mask
• Additional equipment: syringe with push-down mechanism, stethoscope, scoop, disinfection solution bottle with pump mechanism, medicine bottle and teaspoon, tweezers, clipboard, reflex mallet, salve tube, scalpel

• Blood pressure gauge with pump ball and cuff; cuff can also be used to secure the IV bag to the patient
• Otoscope with real magnifying glass
• Thermometer with adjustable temperature
• Reusable, washable children's cloth mask
• Clipboard with anatomy sketch on a chalkboard surface
• Defibrillator with a chalkboard for drawing the heart rhythm
• Complete set: emergency ampoules with a insert slot for a toy syringe, disinfection spray with a pump mechanism, plaster with hook-and-loop pieces, tablet container with a screw-on lid, toy syringe with a push-down mechanism, salve tube, stethoscope, scal
• Backpack with double zippers and elastic insert slots

• Children love to role-play - especially when they can slip into the role of a helper (a doctor).
• Playing "doctor" promotes children's social development
• Children want to understand the real world, and as an example, they can get prepared for upcoming doctor visits/appointments or "process" them afterwards with doctor's toy kits
• When role-playing, children can also process negative experiences and fears
• Children learn to put themselves in other people's shoes (figuratively speaking) and imagine their feelings
• Playing "doctor" has a positive effect on children's speaking and expression skills
• When role-playing, kids can also practise rules, such as remaining still during a medical examination

• And when Mum and Dad are too busy to play with the kids? Dolls and plush animals will be willing visitors of the children's practise!
• Dolls and plush "patients" can also spend the night in a comfy doll's bed to get healthy again! Almost like in a real hospital!
• Parents can provide real X-rays or copies of them to make the children's role play even more exciting and realistic
• In addition, a doctor's coat (Dad's old shirt), bandage material (real bandages or toilet paper), empty syringes without needles, and empty medicine containers/bottles can make role play especially realistic!

Wooden doctor's kits are the better choice! They are more environmentally sustainable, more robust, and longer-lasting without sacrificing the appearance or functionality! And with this complete set of toy medical instruments, children can slip into all kinds of roles - from an ear specialist with general practitioners, and from emergency doctors to surgeons - there are no limits to their imagination!