Signing Puppets

Everyone who has seen the Living Puppets being used or has tried them out are thrilled.

These human-like puppets all work according to the same principle. The user inserts one hand into the entrance at the back of the head in order to work the puppet’s mouth (and tongue).

Soft-mouthed puppets are extremely easy to use giving full mouth movement and plenty of head movement. The player can use his/her other hand to move one of the puppet’s hands and arms while working the mouth. You can also use both hands and arms for picking things up, clapping, waving or signing.

These puppets work really well with props as they can do things for themselves, like turning the pages of a book or picking up a toy and using it. Living Puppets really do come to life (with help).

Each puppet has its own character, a charming face and the soft smooth material makes both young and old instantly want to pick them up. Cuddle them and take them home. Living puppets come to life in anyone’s hands.

They make wonderful ‘favourite toys’ and are used in playgroups, nurseries, and schools and for those with special needs across Europe to make learning engaging and fun.

Guaranteed no child labour is used making these puppets, they comply with safety standards as per EN 71.