Pure 6-Block Tray

This construction game, composed of 6 solid wood cubes, will encourage your child to develop his or her coordination and sense of observation. The 6 illustrations, featuring soft colours, are based on the theme of animal portraits (fox, owl, rabbit, raccoon, bear and elk) and will foster your child's imagination and visual memory.

Here’s our take on a must-have babies’ toy: wooden cubes featuring beautiful animal illustrations! The 6 cubes depict cute wild animals accompanied by their babies. Each one is shown in its natural habitat to help baby learn where they live and put the pictures together. The cubes are made of solid wood and allow babies to reconstruct the images by putting the blocks together in the right way. As they get the hang of it, the narwhal, brown bear, African elephant, koala, gorilla and emperor penguin will emerge, To make things easier, each illustration has an colourful outline to help the child to choose the right pieces. This activity is ideal for developing observation skills and coordination in children aged 12 months and over. FSC®-certified wood (from sustainably managed forests). Water-based paint. Toy developed in collaboration with WWF®. Janod is supporting WWF®™’s efforts to protect the environment and biodiversity with a new range of toys made from more sustainable materials. We hope this range will inspire the next generation and encourage them to stand up for wildlife and the natural world in the future.

This cardboard pyramid with its 10 stacking elements is ideal for helping your child learn numbers. By stacking the elements, your child will reconstitute an amazing pyramid: each element must be positioned so that the illustrations coincide with each other. As your child stacks up the blocks, he will discover the secret world of the pond and its inhabitants. On the top of each element there is also a number from 1 to 10. With this pyramid, your child will learn to count to 10 and will develop his motor skills and his imagination while having fun!

Cardboard pyramid. 10 stackable elements to recreate a magnificent pyramid : each element must be positioned so that the illustrations match up. As your child stacks the blocks, he or she will discover a magic tree with lots of surprises at each nook and cranny. A number is also written on top of each element. Your child will use this pyramid to learn how to count to 10 and to develop his or her motor skills and imaginations while having fun!