Tallinn
Hi! We’re Andres and Katharina
Parents from Tallinn who got tired of bad toys — so we built a shop of things we’re not ashamed of.
It started with a box of broken toys. Bright plastic that loudly promised “development”, beeped through the whole flat — and quietly fell apart by day three. One day we looked at that box and realised: we keep buying things that neither we nor our son actually like.
So we started looking for something else. Things that feel good in the hand, don’t ask for batteries and survive the first “what happens if I…”. Things you can hand down to a younger sibling — and maybe, one day, to their kids.
It turns out such things exist. They are made by makers mostly based in Europe: family workshops, joineries, small studios and well-known brands. They are just easy to miss on big marketplaces behind the mountains of plastic.
Leola Kids is our shelf of such finds. There is one rule, and it is very simple: if we wouldn’t buy a thing for our own son, it doesn’t get in.
How we choose
Safety first
We look at the composition, materials and the maker’s CE marking before a thing enters the catalog. When in doubt — we pass.
Honest materials
Wood, cotton, soft silicone. Things that are pleasant to touch and safe to chew on.
As if for our own
One filter for everything: would we buy this for our son? That’s stricter than any standard.
For years, not a season
A good thing outlives one child. We pick the ones that stay in the family.
What we don’t do
- We don’t hide who made a thing: the brand is named on every product page.
- We don’t write “only 2 left” when it isn’t true.
- We don’t paint “70% off” on a price raised the day before.
- We don’t ask you to register for what can be given away for free.
Where the things come from
We are not a factory and not a giant warehouse. The things in our catalog come from makers mostly based in Europe — from family workshops and joineries to well-known children’s brands.
We find them, look at the composition, materials and CE marking, and write honest descriptions in three languages. The brand is named on every product page, but the responsibility is ours: if something is wrong with a thing from our catalog, we answer to you.
Why we built fifteen free tools
We did the math: parents google kids’ clothing sizes most often around two in the morning. So we made a size calculator — no sign-up, no “leave your email”, just use it. Then shoes, sleep, growth percentiles… Now there are fifteen.
It’s not advertising. It’s the same principles at work: useful things for parents should be free.
All of them are in the “For parents” menu above.
Get in touch
Write to us — I answer personally, usually the same day. A question about sizes, delivery or just gift advice — it all goes here: