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Ants race! With this wooden descender, intrepid ants from 12 months can race down the slope. An ideal early-learning toy for developing baby's fine motor skills and understanding of cause and effect, our ant descender comes with 4 different-colored rollers. In turn, the ants launch themselves from the top of the hill, hurtling through the foliage, finishing their run with a fanfare thanks to the bell at the end of the course. Baby won't tire of putting his favorite ant down at the very top and watching it descend again and again over 3 levels! A simple, effective mechanism for an original, whimsical toddler toy. We love the natural wood of the stand, the little garden creatures that decorate it and the felt leaves that add an interesting sensory touch. The rolling ants are numbered, like real racing cars, and are easy to handle. The tinkling bell on the finish line adds a sonic dimension to this pretty baby descender. From our Sweet Cocoon collection, it's made of wood from sustainably managed forests, FSC™ certified. So, who's the fastest black, yellow, blue or brown ant?

A beautiful apple tree with well-kept secrets! This wooden tree is packed with activities perfect for stimulating toddlers from 1 year old. This comprehensive early learning toy develops children's motor skills and imagination. On its four play surfaces, there are activities to stimulate hearing, touch, and sight: sounds to recognize, objects to manipulate, and movements to observe carefully. With 20 activities spread across its branches, this large apple tree is overflowing with discoveries, all within easy reach of curious little hands! Baby can explore felt leaves and silicone apples, beautifully textured with small waves to stimulate touch. They can also have fun with a stacking rabbit, a small mouse to fit into its slots, and a screw-on bird. A colorful ball track encourages coordination, and a double rotating mirror allows baby to see themselves from both sides. He'll also discover a leaf peek-a-boo game, a woodpecker slider on a stem, a rotating sound flower, a gear to manipulate, a sound wheel with a spinning bell, and bird and butterfly-shaped sliders that slide thanks to a small notch. But that's not all! There are two mazes: one with an apple and a butterfly, the other with a bee and a bird to slide. And at the foot of the tree? It looks like some worms are hiding there! Baby can have fun manipulating the three wooden worms and inserting them into the shape sorter. But the most fun surprise? A delicious apple scent has wafted into the tree! Baby's challenge: find the fragrant apple hidden among the branches. A playful way to awaken curiosity and observation skills! This lovely developmental toy is made of FSC™ certified wood.

It's crazy in this nest! Suitable for babies aged 2 and over, this wooden balance game is as pretty as it is entertaining. Comprising a support and 15 wooden stacking pieces (9 birds and 6 eggs), it develops fine motor skills and coordination, as well as dexterity. The aim is to fit as many pieces as possible onto the nest! You'll need to take into account the shape and balance of each piece to avoid tipping everything over! This wooden learning toy features large, rounded pieces, ideal for baby to handle. Whether played alone or in pairs, this balancing toy is sure to be a great family activity! It's a great way to learn to persevere, not to be afraid of taking the plunge, and to progress at your own pace. The nest measures 15 cm in diameter. It's an ideal first-age toy to stimulate baby's motor skills and add a bucolic touch to his world. From our Pure collection of wooden early-learning toys, this bird balance game is made from FSC™-certified wood. And one little bird, two little birds ...

Construction game with 14 pieces to stack to learn how to count from 1 to 10. This early childhood development game will help your child develop hand-eye coordination. A toy that is bursting with colour, with well-matched colours. Wooden sticks mounted on elastics (special infants). Water Painting.