Story Farm Train

Little donkey can't wait to discover the world, and neither can baby! With this wooden donkey carrier, you're on your way to new adventures, from 12 months. Come on, hu! By riding his carrier, baby develops his sense of balance and gross motor skills, while discovering his environment. Want to push your toy or be pushed? Thanks to the handle on the back! Whichever way your little one uses his carrier, he'll learn to manage his weight and have a great time. The little extra for this early-learning toy? The shape box included, with 6 shapes to insert and retrieve from the front, so you can start all over again. Perfect for practising dexterity! Last but not least, the 4 rubber wheels are quiet and provide a good grip, so you can walk around in complete peace of mind. Ideal for encouraging gross motor skills and strengthening support for walking, this wooden carrier is a real eye-catcher, with its little felt ears and soft colors. Whether your little one loves farm animals or simply trotting, he'll be delighted! This early-learning toy is made from FSC™-certified wood from sustainably managed forests.

Welcome to the fascinating world of the farm and its inhabitants! With this set of 12 parent/child educational puzzles, children aged 2 and up will discover farm animals and their young. Children will develop their fine motor skills and concentration by assembling the large pieces which are perfectly suited to their little hands. Let’s explore: there’s the chick following the hen, the lamb staying close to the sheep, and much more! This set contains 12 puzzles, each consisting of two pieces. Children can mix up the pieces and have fun finding the matching pairs, whilst learning to recognise the different farm animals and their babies. Your child will therefore expand their vocabulary whilst developing their thinking skills. The colourful illustrations help little ones find the pairs. This animal association game is made in France from FSC™ cardboard and decorated with vegetable inks.

Cock-a-doodle-doo! Calling all budding farmers! Children aged 3 years and up are invited to the farm with this illustrated magnetic backdrop that combines harvests with piglets. This magnetic game consists of a magnetic backdrop and 30 magnets. Your child’s fine motor skills – a key early-learning development – will be improved as they grasp the magnetic pieces. That’s without forgetting the imagination... once positioned on the scenic background, each magnet will prompt the creation of countless stories. The little pigs are rolling around in the mud, the little sheep are jumping over the fences and the farmer is leaving for the harvest aboard his green tractor. Many a fun scenario will come to life in front of your little ones’ eyes! Cool: the background can stand up vertically to help your child narrate their stories! Furthermore, this same background is foldable to make transport easier and obstacle free; unlike the ones your little one may invent on the farm for their companions. This magnetic board is part of the large Magnéti'stories collection which effectively promotes imagination and daydreaming. This magnetic game is made from FSC™-certified cardboard, in addition to controlled materials.

"We're taking the key to the fields!" This little wooden car is suitable for children aged 12 months and over. With his green tractor, the farmer drives towards the meadows to collect the bales of straw! Its shape has been specially designed for little ones, who can easily hold it by the top to make it roll. The vehicles are perfect for inventing stories and developing imagination! Babies first have fun rolling them, then older children tell all kinds of adventures and develop their vocabulary and creativity. This little Janod tractor is part of our Cross Roads collection: a series of playmats with circuits, made even more fun when complemented by our cube sets and small wooden vehicles. The green tractor is particularly suited to the Countryside playmat, but goes equally well with other mats in the range. It's made from FSC™-certified wood from sustainably managed forests. "But where has my trailer gone?"