Whats Inside?
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Object Permanence box
Helps infants to grasp the concept that objects continue to exist even when they are not visible. Furthermore refine hand eye coordination and strengthen motor skills.
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First Puzzle
The circle puzzle with a mirror inside encourages the infant to use their pincer grasp, further strengthening fine and gross motor skills.
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Wooden Egg and Cup
Infants practice hand eye co-ordination and concentration when they attempt to place the egg in and out of the cup.This skill requires coordination between both sides of the brain.
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Bear Tower
This toy will allow Infants to practice fine motor skills and hand eye co-ordination while promoting concentration, spatial awareness and problem solving skills.
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Wooden Building Blocks
Set of 15 colourful wooden blocks helps in enhancing infants visual perception, grasp reflex and hand-eye coordination as they engage in stacking, building and knocking down the blocks.
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Wooden Car
Helps infants develop their fine motor skills through grasping and pushing the toy. It also introduces basic concepts of cause and effect as they observe how their actions lead to the car's movement, fostering early cognitive and physical development.
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Wooden Peg Drop
Improves hand eye co-ordination, cause and effect and basic problem solving skills. It also introduces the concept ofcolour recognition and counting.
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Picture Book: My Body Parts
This book provides your baby with a hands-on, sensory-rich learning experience. It encourages language development, cognitive skills and a sense of body awareness, all while fostering a love for books and learning.
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Instruction Manual
The manual offers a thorough overview of each toy, outlining features, guiding parents on introduction and play, and highlighting developmental benefits.
