Pure Fox Bead Maze (wood)

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.

Shapes box with 6 blocks that can be fitted into it, designed to help learn shapes and colours, as well as to help baby develop hand-eye coordination. The highly convenient magnetic cover can be removed to easily recover the pieces. Water Painting.

This rainstick is so pretty, with its delicate colours and spring-themed illustrations. It’s a great way to develop babies’ musical ears. The rainstick will also help to develop their observation skills, since the beads inside the stick are visible through the transparent window. When baby turns the stick over, beads in 3 different colours will fall down through the tube via the 5 wooden propellers, which themselves have 2 different shapes. The resulting rain sound is very pleasant to listen to. Its ergonomic design and small size (length 17 cm) means it’s easy for even little hands to hold. Suitable for children aged 6 months and over.

It's springtime in the baby's room! Cute flowers and animals have gathered on this lovely wooden dexterity game. It will allow your little one, from 18 months old, to develop their fine motor skills while having fun. The Tap Tap Xylo Pure is a 2-in-1 game: a bee hammer to hit the 3 balls that fall, making the xylophone keys jingle. The xylophone itself is removable so it can be played anywhere! Your child will learn about colors by placing each ball in the hole of the correct color. They will awaken their senses, imagine, and create their first stories.