4-in-1 Magic Slate/Board Accessory Set

Let's get learning! With this 4-in-1 case, kids can enjoy a host of fun learning activities, from age 3 upwards. Ideal for occupying a long journey or simply for screen-free entertainment, this activity toy is practical and compact: so you can take it anywhere! 4 activities come together in this pretty wooden case: first, 1 magic slate with stylus. Simply slide the handle from left to right to magically erase the drawing! Next, 1 white magnetic slate with 42 magnets (27 letters, 10 numbers and 5 signs) to learn the alphabet, write your first words or perform your first operations. With this, you'll also find 1 black slate, complete with chalk box and brush. Finally, 1 white side ideal for writing and drawing with a dry-erase marker (not supplied). So you see: on each side of the case, your child has a different surface for expression, complete with accessories, all of which store easily inside the toy. With its cotton handle, this magic board is easy for little ones to carry around, and they can use it on their laps or wherever their inspiration takes them. Not only do they develop their creativity and imagination, they also learn the alphabet and how to write! No need to choose between a magnetic board or a blackboard: it's all there! This educational toy is a practical asset for homework. In its 37x29 cm format, this 4-in-1 case is made from FSC™-certified wood from sustainably managed forests. So, are you ready to multiply your learning by 4?

A box of toys designed for babies aged 36 months and up: it’s the Janod Box! This children’s box – specifically designed to encourage thinking – contains 4 educational wooden games.

• First off is an abacus which is an ideal tool for helping children recreate constructions and understand the concept of size, thanks to the 6 double-sided model cards provided. The 3 trees are each made up of 4 pieces; this educational game requires observation and logic.
• A "Super Beaver" wooden balance game is also included for little ones: our adorable wooden beaver needs help transporting all the materials to the dam! This wooden skill game comprises 26 pieces and can be played in 2 different ways, alone or with others: choosing whether or not to rely on the die to indicate the coloured piece that needs to be stacked next. It involves thinking and using motor skills to avoid dropping everything!
• This games box also comes with a pond-themed musical toy: the pretty bells come with a reed-shaped wooden stick. Each element of this sound toy boasts a coloured dot to help little ones get to grasps with colours or logical sequences.
• Last but not least is the emotion-themed wooden puzzle: our beaver friend returns and prompts children to expand their vocabulary and better identify emotions. 4 emotions are represented (joy, sadness, fear and anger) and have a distinctive coloured background which serves as a guide for your little one.

At 3 years of age, your baby is growing and gradually developing both their cognitive and social skills. We have therefore worked closely with a psychomotor specialist to offer a box filled with educational toys that go hand in hand with the developmental pace of your toddler. As a result, these durable wooden toys are sure to stimulate their sight, hearing, vocabulary, logic and fine motor skills: learning how to grow up is key! The explanatory booklet found inside the Janod Box will help you ensure your little one makes the most of these educational games. This set of games is part of our collection of 4 age-specific boxes, which bolster the early-learning discoveries of children aged 12 to 36 months, thanks to the high-quality toys, adapted specifically to their skill level. FSC™-certified wooden and cardboard toys.

JUMBO crayons! With this pack of 12 crayons, little ones can discover colors from the age of 12 months. This brightly colored set is specially designed for little hands, thanks to the triangular shape of the crayons. With its large wax crayons, it's easy for baby to start drawing. Black, brown, dark and light green, yellow, light pink, orange, red, mauve, light and dark blue, purple: everything you need to create your first drawings! The clever paper sheath around each pencil keeps hands clean. The smooth, continuous glide of the pencil makes coloring effortless! We love the super-practical, reusable box for storing crayons after each coloring session. By creating their first drawings, your children begin to develop their creativity and work on their fine motor skills: a great way to start coloring in preparation for their next creations. Let's get coloring! This set of 12 wax crayons for babies is part of our "Colo" range, a complete collection of coloring articles for colorful creative moments from an early age.

What if we went back to our childhood? This 500-piece puzzle represents a real Proust madeleine, a comforting and very popular dish in France: "coquillettes jambon"! A combination of creamy and tasty ingredients, a quick and easy dish to prepare, so loved by little ones… Ideal for children from 8 years old, and for the whole family, this puzzle with the theme of this dish synonymous with childhood memories invites you to indulge and relax. The large number and size of the pieces make this puzzle a real challenge where attention to detail and logic will be essential to reproduce the pretty illustration. Make yourself comfortable and enjoy your puzzle evening to relax with a fun and relaxing activity! There is nothing better to occupy your evenings without a screen. Whether you always add more grated cheese or prefer noodle necklaces, the original theme of this puzzle will send you straight to the table of your childhood. Indulging in simple dishes, sharing good times at the table or in the kitchen from a young age: this is what the ham and pasta shells evoke! Once assembled, this 34 x 48 cm puzzle will be a beautiful gourmet object to frame. Made of cardboard and paper from sustainably managed forests, this puzzle is FSC™ certified. Made in Poland, it is decorated with vegetable inks. And why not try them in a gratin next time?