Fun puzzles for kids and families
Shop engaging jigsaw puzzles, brain teasers and more.
FAQs
What are the best puzzles for kids?
The best puzzles for kids are ones that capture children’s attention and keep them engaged while providing learning moments as they play. For younger children, bright and simple puzzles with larger pieces are better suited for them to help them develop problem-solving, spatial awareness, memory and concentration. More detailed puzzles can help older children focus, be patient and develop critical thinking skills. To support well-rounded learning, combine puzzles with colouring books, science toys, tech toys, engineering toys and math toys to help spark a love of learning about different subjects. We also have more hands-on toys like LEGO and building blocks to choose from.
Are puzzles good for children’s development?
Yes, having children play and work through puzzles can be very helpful with their personal development. Puzzles can help children work on their physical, cognitive and emotional skills while keeping them entertained. They can help children learn to manage their emotions, boost confidence and improve their motor skills as they work through the puzzle. We have toys, puzzles and workbooks that are appropriate for children ages 1–3, 4–7, 8–12 and 13+.
What are the best puzzles for adults?
The best puzzles for adults offer a mix of being challenging as well as relaxing. We have a great selection of puzzles with bold patterns, scenic landscapes and extra tricky designs that help people stay focused, sharpen their minds and take a break from daily activities. If you want to mix things up, we have party games and strategy games for friends and family. We also carry the latest video games and gaming consoles from Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox, along with virtual reality headsets for a different kind of challenge.
Is it good for seniors to do jigsaw puzzles?
Yes, jigsaw puzzles are a great way to keep seniors engaged. Jigsaw puzzles provide cognitive stimulation and help with things like problem-solving. They can be a calming and stress-relieving activity to spend time during the day. Seniors who engage with games and puzzles can have better memory, working memory, attention and processing speed than those who do not1.
1 https://vitalrecord.tamu.edu/games-puzzles-and-reading-can-slow-cognitive-decline-in-the-elderly-even-in-those-with-mild-cognitive-impairment/

































