Hap-hap-hap, Mox is always up for an adventure!
Mox is no ordinary ball – he’s a playful, big-mouthed friend who loves to laugh, sing, and most of all, eat. What does he eat? Marbles, coins, water beads, and other small objects that rumble happily in his stomach. But Mox is more than just an appetite-boosting ball; he’s a versatile tool for developing fine motor skills and coordination.

Motor benefits:
- Practice pincer grip: By pinching Mox's mouth open with their fingertips, children practice the pincer grip – essential for writing and drawing.
- Strengthening hand grip strength: Opening and closing Mox's mouth requires strength and control, which promotes hand grip strength.
- Hand-eye coordination: Pointing and 'feeding' Mox small objects helps improve hand-eye coordination.
- Creative play: Mox can roll, throw, catch and even juggle, encouraging creativity and motor skills versatility.
- For young and old: From 2 years old by letting him roll away and crawling after him. For older children to stack, balance and even juggle.

Mox is a playful and versatile ball that is not only fun to play with, but also contributes to the development of fine motor skills, coordination and creativity.