Pure Fox Bead Maze (wood)

Mix wooden and felt pieces to assemble a pretty wobble penguin. Water-based paint.

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.

Hungry crocodile is looking for shapes to feast on! Here is an original wooden shape box that will entertain children from 12 months for long periods of time! In the shape of a crocodile, this early years toy comes with 8 parts to fit into the slots: 2 rounds, 2 triangles, 2 stars and 2 squares. Each shape corresponds to a colour, for easy learning and handling by baby. When our crocodile friend has eaten well, you can open up his mouth to collect the pieces (magnetic opening). For a peaceful meal, the inside of the shape box is covered with felt, which reduces the noise the shapes make when they fall. This early years toy is suitable for children from the age of 1, they will be able to discover shapes and colours while having fun, and develop their coordination by manipulating the pieces to be sorted. This wooden toy is made of wood from sustainably managed, FSC®-certified forests. Water-based paint.

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Discover a wonderful manipulative toy that unleashes the imagination of children aged 2 and up! This set consists of 20 wooden stones, each with a different shape and cut. They also come in a variety of colors, perfectly complemented by their vibrant hues. By stacking these 20 lightweight wooden stones, your child will discover construction and balance. They can follow their instincts, assembling and combining each element as they see fit to try out their own experiments and perhaps even build as high as possible! The larger stones measure 12 x 2.5 x 6 cm, and the smaller stones are 3.5 cm tall, making them perfectly sized for little hands. This wooden toy is part of the Zigolos collection: a joyful and colorful collection with playful shapes, designed to awaken the senses and accompany toddlers on their first discoveries.