Play across cultures. Grow together.
Raising problem solvers through play.
- Expert-Backed
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- Screen--Free
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- Inclusive
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- Supports Independent Play
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- Woman--Owned
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- Vermont Small Business
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Educational, Inclusive, And Screen-Free Puzzles, Games, And Picture Books
I love Little Patakha…they have inclusive imagery which helps with my mission as a teacher. They are really an awesome resource to have in any school setting.
Ms. A. Kindergarten teacher
A Piece A Part puzzle introduces children to the human body in a way that is both fun and scientifically accurate. It’s an engaging, hands-on way to build a foundation of body awareness that will stay with them for life.
Dr. G Chiropractic physician
Illustrated beautifully and brilliant in its simplicity, the books are perfect for teaching kids (and adults!) new languages. My daughter was easily able to read the book by herself.
S.M. Parent
Little Patakha is doing a commendable job encouraging children to celebrate diversity and bridging the cultural gap while making it a delightful experience for kids and parents alike.
S.P. Parent
Our Bestsellers
Different Fits Mix and Match Game
Ages: 18 months +
A Piece A Part Anatomy Puzzle
Ages: 3 years +
Unstoppable Me Affirmation Cards
Ages: 0 months +
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Browse Our Collections
Explore our educational puzzles, inclusive and screen-free games, and language-learning picture books—fewer, better toys that grow with your child.
Championing Curiosity And Belonging
Hi! It’s me, Akshata Nayak — a mom, scientist, and immigrant who followed her heart to create Little Patakha, blending love, learning, and imagination to inspire kids to become confident, kind and endlessly creative.
Our Impact
Many classrooms lack the engaging resources kids need to succeed. Our Sponsor a School with Little Patakha delivers Little Patakha Educational Starter Kits at no cost to schools and libraries. Teachers get support, kids get inspired, and communities grow stronger. Together, we make it happen.
Spark Curiosity. Nurture Empathy. Shatter Stereotypes.
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