Zigolos Pingoo Stacker and Rocker (wood)

Little jaguar on a walk! With this wooden walking toy, baby can develop his motor skills from the age of 12 months. Ideal for accompanying first steps, our jaguar walker is easy to take everywhere thanks to its 50 cm string. It's full of discoveries for little ones! In fact, the jaguar comes in the form of a 2-part stacking toy, which fits onto the wooden stand decorated with felt leaves. But that's not all: a cool looping abacus with 5 wooden shapes to slide in and out, further stimulates baby's fine motor skills. Little butterflies and parrots love flying over our jaguar! This 2-in-1 learning toy accompanies baby's movements, while offering simple and varied manipulative activities. If you're looking for a fun, durable and colorful pull-along toy, you'll love this one! From our Tropik collection of wooden early-learning toys, this jaguar walking toy is made from FSC™-certified wood. Let's get exploring!

A box of toys designed for babies aged 12 months and up: it’s the Janod Box! Our play set – specifically designed to stimulate the senses – contains 4 fun early-learning toys.

• The first is a wooden frog shape-sorter with its 3 colourful babies: each of the slot-in shapes provides a different sensory activity (mirror effect and coloured filters) and a distinct colour to help your child solve their first shape-sorting toy. For an even richer sensory experience, 3 different-textured fabrics are also included. Hide them in the shape-sorting box and let baby grab them by reaching inside!
• The second is a 3-part round pond-themed pyramid with 2 wooden duck figurines: ideal for stimulating fine motor skills and encouraging interactions with baby!
• The box also includes a cloud-shaped wooden rain stick which is sure to arouse your toddler's curiosity: its rounded shape is perfect for holding and the small coloured beads are fascinating to look at.
• Last but not least, there’s the adorable wooden puzzle: it comprises 3 pieces that can easily be grasped by their pegs and will prompt baby to discover the pond inhabitants who like hiding beneath the multi-sized water lilies.

At 1 years of age, babies will discover the world and love to experiment. We have therefore worked closely with a psychomotor specialist to offer a box filled with early-years toys that go hand in hand with the developmental pace of your little one. As a result, these durable wooden toys are sure to stimulate their sight, hearing, vocabulary and fine motor skills: structured development is key! The detailed booklet found inside the Janod Box will help you ensure your little one makes the most of these early-learning games. This box is part of our collection of 4 age-specific boxes of toys, which bolster the early-learning discoveries of children aged 12 to 36 months, thanks to the high-quality games, adapted specifically to their skill level. FSC™-certified wooden and cardboard toys.

Meooow! Make room for the cutest feline of them all! Our wide-eyed ginger cat is always ready for a walking and exploring session with baby! This wooden multi-activity baby walker will accompany children from 1 year old thanks to the many little games on its 3 sides! Have fun and develop your fine motor skills and dexterity with the 8 playful activities of our clever cat: a fish loop, a traditional shape sorter and a small mouse slider on the front, a mouse track on one side, gears and a seabed sound button on the other. To develop children's sense of touch, our cat's large eyes rotate and its cheeks are made of felt. This lovely multi-activity walker is particularly suitable for learning to walk; thanks to its height-adjustable handle (from 47 to 53 cm/18.5 to 20.9"), this walker can adapt to your child's height, and can therefore be used from 12 months to 3 years old. For more safety, it is equipped with an invisible and removable brake that allows the wheels to be locked and gradually released in order to control the speed of the walker during learning (suitable for 12 months old children). Finally, its 4 silent rubber wheels don't mark the ground! All you'll have to do is to name this new companion!