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This construction game, composed of 6 solid wood cubes, will encourage your child to develop his or her coordination and sense of observation. The 6...
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This construction game, composed of 6 solid wood cubes, will encourage your child to develop his or her coordination and sense of observation. The 6 illustrations, featuring soft colours, are based on the theme of animal portraits (fox, owl, rabbit, raccoon, bear and elk) and will foster your child's imagination and visual memory.
| Dimensions | 12.5 x 17.5 x 5 cm (4.9 x 6.9 x 2") |
| Material(s) | Wood (beech) |
| Box type | Wooden tray |
My First Chicken Pyramid
But where have the chicks gone? This round pyramid prompts babies aged 12 months and up to develop their motor skills and sense of observation. The 5 farm-themed shapes that make up the pyramid are full of illustrations: pigs, cows, rabbits and the barn itself... the farm animals have all come out to play! An adorable wooden figurine is also included: a mother hen who is looking for her chicks that have run off to explore the farm. You can hide the figurine under the different cubes and task children aged 1 year and up to find it, or prompt them to find all the chicks found in the illustrations. This cube game boasts several different play modes: alone or with an adult, to help develop their vocabulary and dexterity. Have a great time stacking this early learning toy’s shapes (or better still, knocking them over), playing hide and seek with the mother hen, seek and find with the chicks, or even naming all the animals on the farm! FSC™-certified cardboard pyramid and wooden figurine. Discover the world of the farm by Janod
Pure Pull-Along Blocks Cart (wood)
A lovely wagon for strolls, featuring cute animals in oh-so-soft, very contemporary colours designed to develop your baby's motor skills. The many blocks will also stimulate your baby's awareness of shapes and colours, as well as coordination and dexterity. Water painting.
Forest Animal Round Stacking Pyramid
This cardboard pyramid with its 10 stacking elements is ideal for helping your child learn numbers. He will have to reconstruct a impressive pyramid on the theme of forest animals. There is also a number from 1 to 10 on the top of each element. With this pyramid, your child will learn to count to 10 and will develop his motor skills and his imagination while having fun!
