My First Blocks Forest Portraits (wood)

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.

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!

This Baby Forest 6-wooden block pyramid is both a baby’s construction game and a stacking game; it is a must-have when it comes to satisfying children's first forays into manipulation toys! This very cute version depicts various animals and also features other elements on its sides that curious little ones will love to discover: numbers, shapes and objects. What a great way to start familiarising themselves with certain words. The shapes (heart, star, triangle, etc.) are cut out are hollow in the middle, to give little ones a better idea of their outlines by touching them. Children aged 1 year and up will have fun stacking these toys by letting an animal appear beneath each shape. This beautiful early-learning game will encourage children to develop their coordination and observation skills.

A real playground for babies! This colourful sensory puzzle for babies from 1 year old will help children identify different colours and shapes. Each block has a different function to stimulate baby a little more: bell, kaleidoscope, sound effects, rattle, squeaker and mirror. All their senses will be stimulated and they will spend time on each block to play with it and discover its functionality at their own pace and independently. Enjoy discovering your child's reactions to all the possibilities that each block offers! Because children under 3 years old often put their toys in their mouths, we have opted for water-based paint.