Essentiel - Sorting Colours Game

Let's head back to the prehistoric era, at a time when dinosaurs roamed the earth, much to our little ones delight! On this magnificent rust and blue-toned wooden activity table, everything comes together to transport children aged 12 months and up to an extraordinary universe: a volcano mid-eruption, baby dinosaurs hatching from their eggs and even flying creatures! The day’s schedule for this trip in the heart of the Jurassic - 8 different activities to help develop babies' curiosity, motor skills and concentration: a triceratops that wheels along its track which passes under the volcano to ring the bell, an abacus comprising 10 wooden beads and a pteranodon in full flight, a 3-piece palm tree-shaped stacking toy, and even slot-in wooden pieces in the shape of a footprint and leaf. This complete activity game also includes a good visual experience as the rotating egg moves the other small eggs in the tray, plus there are gear wheels, an egg which makes a noise when you turn it and a distorting rotating mirror to make children laugh. All the details on this beautiful wooden early-learning toy are superb: the different play areas are sectioned off with pretty colours, the smoke rising from the volcano is made from very soft felt, and the dinosaurs’ eyes are so round that you’ll want to adopt one of them! This game is made from FSC® wood. The board measures 32 cm high and rests on 4 very stable legs.

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.