Frequently asked questions about bean bags, Stapelstein and rainbow bean bag set

What do children do with bean bags?

Children use bean bags to:

  1. Feeling and de-stimulating.
  2. Fantasize and role-play.
  3. Move and practice coordination.
  4. Learn to count, sort and recognize patterns.
  5. Create, discover and relax.

Beanbags are open-ended toys that adapt to the child's age, mood and imagination.

Here you can read more about what children do with bean bags.

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What are Stapelstein bean bags and what do you use them for?

Stapelstein stone bags are handmade bags filled with pure cherry stones.
They are designed for sensory play and complement the Stapelstein stones perfectly.
Each beanbag stimulates feeling, listening and discovery and helps children to de-stress or concentrate.

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What age are bean bags suitable for – baby, toddler or child?

Bean bags that have been tested safe according to EN71 are suitable for babies, toddlers and preschoolers and even the elderly.
They are used as open-ended toys and as a calming sensory tool.

Are your handmade beanbags safe for children?

Yes, each beanbag is CE marked and made from OEKO-TEX certified fabrics.
The bean bags are free from harmful substances and have strong, double seams for added safety. Each bean bag has been tested by an independent testing agency and meets EN71 standards.

How do you play with Stapelstein beanbags?

These bean bags are ideal for combining with Stapelstein stones.
Children can use it to stack, balance or aim.
This creates a playful combination of movement, discovery and de-stimulation.

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Why are bean bag toys good for sensory play?

They stimulate the sense of touch, hearing and concentration.
Feeling the seeds provides peace and promotes self-confidence.
A beloved part of sensory play for young and old.

How do you combine bean bags with Stapelstein for play and exercise?

Place bean bags on or between the Stapelstein stones for balance exercises.
Use them as weights or a color sorting game.
A perfect combination of movement and sensory stimulation.

What are rainbow bean bags and what can you do with them?

Rainbow beanbags are brightly colored options that encourage children to sort and count.
They fit beautifully with a rainbow Stapelstein set and make playing extra colorful.

Why do parents choose pastel bean bags?

Pastel beanbags have soft, soothing colors.
They fit beautifully with neutral playrooms and pastel-Stapelstein combinations.
Perfect for quiet sensory play or de-stimulating moments.

Rainbow and pastel bean bags

How do I wash and maintain my Stapelstein pit bag safely?

Wipe the outside with a slightly damp cloth.
Check regularly for defects. Store in a damp, dry place to prevent mold. Water-resistant seed bags are very easy to clean.

What is the best way to store my bean bags?

Store them in a dry and well-ventilated place.
Avoid damp areas and check seams regularly for wear.

What should I do if a Stapelstein pit bag is damaged?

Stop use immediately once the filling becomes visible.
Safety always comes first. Feel free to contact us!

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What are your bean bags made of?

Our bean bags are filled with cleaned cherry stones and made from OEKO-TEX fabrics.
Each piece is handmade in the Netherlands using social workshops with care and attention.

What are the benefits of a cherry stone filling?

Cherry stones are natural and environmentally friendly.
They retain their shape and provide a pleasant, soothing sensation during play.

How long do Stapelstein bean bags last?

With normal use, several years.
Store them dry and check the seams occasionally to ensure they last longer.

Can I put together a set of Stapelstein bean bags myself?

Yes! In our webshop, you choose your own colors, fabrics, and prints.
This way you can put together a set that perfectly matches your Stapelstein collection or interior.

Pastel beanbag

What fabrics do you use for your handmade beanbags?

We work with soft cotton, waffle fabric , linen and velvet.
Each substance has its own structure and therefore a different sensory experience.