Zigolos Pingoo Stacker and Rocker (wood)

Looking for a fun, durable wooden toy? This caterpillar abacus will win you over with its bucolic style and educational function! Suitable for toddlers from the age of 18 months, this wooden abacus is ideal for first discoveries and learning to grow with your child. First of all, baby manipulates the pieces of this early-learning toy from left to right, discovering the different shades of color. There are 10 colors to discover, from orange to pink, blue and green. When he's older, he'll use his caterpillar abacus to learn to count, as well as to perform simple operations like addition and subtraction. It's also an ideal educational game for learning to differentiate between tens and units. As you can see, an abacus is a great way to stimulate fine motor skills in the little ones and reinforce number learning in the older ones. Composed of 5 rows of 10 colored beads, this caterpillar abacus is made of wood from sustainably managed forests, FSC™ certified. It will find its place in little ones' bedrooms for a long time to come, and will be a real asset for practicing at home! This wooden chenille abacus is part of our Sweet Cocoon collection.

A pyramid of cute animals! With this set of 6 wooden blocks, baby develops fine motor skills and coordination, as well as a keen sense of observation. It's all about discovery! Baby stacks the cubes from largest to smallest to form a beautiful tower, or inserts them all by size into the largest. Each wooden cube features 5 illustrated or openwork sides, with: 1 animal on the front, 1 animal in its environment, 1 small animal on a coloured background, 1 number and 1 openwork shape. Super handy for grasping the cubes, these shapes reveal the illustrations when 2 cubes are inserted: oh, a little cat in a heart! With this cube pyramid, baby can create his first constructions. At 1, he needs to manipulate to understand how his environment works. And what fun it is to turn the cubes upside down! You'll love the soft colors and sweet illustrations of this stacking toy. From our Pure collection of wooden learning toys, this pyramid of 6 cubes is made from FSC™-certified wood. So take it up a notch!

Welcome aboard the Zigolos Giant train! Take your seats, we'll be leaving soon! This 2 in 1 wooden toy is a walking toy to help toddlers develop their motor skills but also a stacking game. Thanks to the many blocks to place on the wagons, babies from 1 year old will learn shapes and colours while having fun. The Zigolos Giant Train is a complete toy that your child will particularly appreciate for its pretty colours and the funny animals in the wagon! And for good reason: their spring-mounted heads waddle as soon as the vehicle starts moving! The duck, the pullet and the rabbit are ready to discover baby's world! It's fun to recreate or combine the wooden blocks as you wish. For more comfort, the wheels are silent thanks to the non-slip rubber. Length of string: 50 cm (19.7"). Water-based paint.

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?