Zigolos Balancing Game Flamingo (wood)

This line fishing game for the bath with 4 squirters is ideal for developing your child's dexterity and concentration. To play, just catch the boats and small fish as quickly as possible with the fishing rod! By pressing the boat or the belly of the fish, they spits water. For hours of play!

Challenge your opponents and get the most points with an accurate aim! The target fixes easily to the wall with the cord, and the 6 arrows are magnetised for increased safety. More than just fun, this game of skill is perfect for developing your child’s dexterity and concentration. Magnetic dart game on the monsters theme. Comes with 6 plastic darts (3 red and 3 yellow) and a cotton string to hang it up. Rolled up in the box for easy storage.

There isn’t enough space on the ice, but our balancing penguins are all determined to settle there, even if they make everything topple over! This balance game is made up of a natural wood iceberg and 15 very cute penguins in polar colours. Children aged 2 and over will be able to defy the laws of gravity by trying to squeeze as many penguins as possible onto the ice! This game can be played solo or with friends. FSC®-certified solid wood toy (from sustainably managed forests) Water-based paint. Did you know? Penguins can’t fly, but they are excellent swimmers, and can it can survive temperatures as low as -40° Celsius! Toy developed in collaboration with WWF®. Janod is supporting WWF®™’s efforts to protect the environment and biodiversity with a new range of toys made from more sustainable materials. We hope this range will inspire the next generation and encourage them to stand up for wildlife and the natural world in the future.

Patience and strategy are at the heart of this colourful wooden skill game for children aged 3 years and up! The goal of the game is simple: your child will have to first build the tower by placing the blocks in rows of 3 and mixing the colours for added fun! Each row must be perpendicular to the previous one. Once constructed, two levels play are possible: the colour-learning or balance game. Children wanting to learn the colours will need to throw the die and then remove a block corresponding to the colour determined by the die, from the tower. This piece will then need to be placed perpendicularly - and only using one hand - at the top of the tower. Play then moves on to the next player. For older players hoping to develop their patience and meticulousness, they will have to remove a block upon each turn with one hand and replace it at the top, without using the dice. The whole family will be in stitches!