small fabric bag
Our fabric bags are perfect for storing our Quiet Books, but also for all other small items that don't have a fixed place in the children's room.
TÜV-certified
OEKO-TEX® certified
Developed with educators
Free spare parts service
Why Jolly Designs
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It playfully promotes concentration, fine motor skills and early childhood development.
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Less stimulation, more imagination. Toys that delight without a screen.
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Over 60,000 parents already trust Jolly Designs.
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A true one-of-a-kind: handmade with love, not a mass-produced item.
30-day return policy
Free shipping from €60 (within Germany)
Installment payments are possible via Klarna.
Pay after 30 days
Further product information
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Delivery
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Delivery time |
Delivery costs depend on the order value |
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DE |
2-4 working days |
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AUT |
3-7 working days |
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CH |
5-10 working days |
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Within Europe (EU) |
5-10 working days |
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FAQs
Can I wash the Quiet Books?
Our products can be easily cleaned by hand or with a soft brush and lukewarm water.
Can the Quiet Books be personalized with names?
Yes, the Quiet Books can be personalized with the child's name. We will embroider or plot the name onto the Quiet Book's closure ribbon, according to your choice. Names can only be embroidered with a maximum of 7 letters. The personalization option can be found on the individual product pages. If the option is currently unavailable, please send us an email with your desired name.
Why is the Quiet Book so expensive?
The price reflects the fact that each book is handcrafted piece by piece – every seam, every part is individually sewn. The books undergo rigorous quality control to ensure they are safe for little hands. They are timeless, durable, high-quality, and will withstand years of intensive play. Their value remains constant. The books are extremely time-consuming and complex to produce.
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Beautifully designed books that entertain and at the same time promote the child's cognitive, motor and social development
- Bonita Turner, Junior Editor