Zigolos Pingoo Stacker and Rocker (wood)

But where are the baby animals hiding? From 18 months, toddlers will love playing with this 13-piece obstacle course during bath time! This developmental toy transforms bath time into a real-life underwater scavenger hunt! Each piece fits together to create a sea-themed scene, and children have fun finding the hidden babies and matching them to the correct parent. A playful activity that stimulates little ones' sight and fine motor skills! Baby can find 8 sea animals: turtle, starfish, whale, octopus, clownfish, crab, shrimp, and even a hermit crab. It's impossible not to fall in love with these adorable sea creatures! This matching game helps toddlers recognize animals and start inventing their first stories. Cleverly designed, simply moisten the pieces of the obstacle course to make them stick to the tiles. So practical, isn't it? Supplied with a suction cup net, the pieces are easy to store and hang nearby to stay within reach during bath time.

This appealing, cleverly designed box is the perfect way to start learning colours, with geometric shapes (triangle, circle, square) that your child has to push into the box through the right slot. It also helps children to learn the idea of thickness with 3 sides into which they can insert the pieces at different angles. The box includes 6 colourful pieces (2 triangles, 2 circles and 2 squares) that fit into the box. The box includes a small sliding hatch so the pieces can be easily removed.

This is THE wooden activity cube that baby is bound to love! The complete early-learning toy has been designed to stimulate the senses of little ones aged 18 months and up. What you can expect from this wooden early-years toy: fine motor skills, sound stimulation, manipulation, slotting and a surprising new friend. The 11 activities are distributed over each side, resulting in a giant multi-activity cube that is full of surprises, all within baby's reach! Included: rotating flower gears, 1 ladybird that makes a grinding sound, 1 multicoloured caterpillar with each round body part rotating on their axis, 2 mirrors (including 1 hidden under 1 felt leaf), 1 snail whose shell rotates to move the beads inside, 1 maze with 6 sliding wooden pieces, 1 shape-sorting box with 5 slot-in pieces, 1 large abacus and 1 large flower-shaped mirror for a birds-eye view. However, the funniest surprise remains to be discovered by baby: a mischievous spider that has woven its web over the shape sorter! To retrieve the pieces that have fallen inside the cube, your toddler will have to pass their hand through the canvas web. But that's not all, this fun insect is magnetic and therefore adheres to its web! Our easy-to-grasp and manipulate spider friend can also roll and lunge on the ground to surprise and amuse the whole family (especially baby, who is sure to laugh out loud)! This activity cube with an abacus will promote your little ones’ manipulation skills, discovery and curiosity: important developmental concepts that will help them better understand their environment and grow properly. Thanks to the pastoral décor, various shapes and natural elements, your baby will learn something new every day! Sounds to be discovered, various materials to touch time and time again, movements to carefully observe, etc. The timeless colours and natural wood make this activity toy essential for entertaining your little one. This Multi-Activity Maxi Cube is made from FSC™-certified wood, decorated with water-based paints and part of our Sweet Cocoon collection.

Colourful turtles for endless discovery! The I Wood Stackable Turtles is a wooden early learning game that is full of ingenuity! It allows babies from 18 months old to discover shapes, sizes and colours, to stack the pieces on top of each other and finally to make them sit on the turtles! Your toddler can then have fun fitting the turtles together while working on his/her dexterity, logic and concentration. The pretty colours of the turtles are sure to attract your child, who will spend hours playing with them. Each of the turtles has 3 associated pieces. For safety reasons and because children under 3 are used to putting objects in their mouths, we have opted to use water-based paint.