- Wooden shape sorter
- Develops hand-eye coordination
- Enhances visual-spatial skills
- Teaches baby about shapes and geometric shapes
- Suitable for 18 months +
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Model NumberWED-3047
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Children will have fun posting the four insect-shaped wooden blocks into the roof of this fun garden which can also be used in imaginative play. Ideal for learning shapes and recognition while developing hand and eye coordination. Suitable for age 18 months and above.
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The other review here is not v helpful seeing as the person does not seem to have actually seen the toy!
It is a gorgeous product, lovely quality, all wooden, and the paint has not so far chipped - my 11 month old has been bashing and chewing it for a few weeks now - so it seems to be quite durable.
There are 4 shapes with the sorter, not just the two shown in the picture. Some shape/hole combinations are harder than others, and so it will be a long time before your child gets to grips with it completely, so hopefully will be in use for a long time. The sliding ladybirds are a really good extra feature, as these can be played with by a younger child who could not yet manage to put the shapes in the holes. I think it could be used under supervision from about 6-7 months old, ie as soon as baby can do the pincer grip and sit up for long enough to play with it.
I should add a word of praise for the seller, a small business, who resolved a couple of problems very quickly and clearly takes customer service seriously.
It is a gorgeous product, lovely quality, all wooden, and the paint has not so far chipped - my 11 month old has been bashing and chewing it for a few weeks now - so it seems to be quite durable.
There are 4 shapes with the sorter, not just the two shown in the picture. Some shape/hole combinations are harder than others, and so it will be a long time before your child gets to grips with it completely, so hopefully will be in use for a long time. The sliding ladybirds are a really good extra feature, as these can be played with by a younger child who could not yet manage to put the shapes in the holes. I think it could be used under supervision from about 6-7 months old, ie as soon as baby can do the pincer grip and sit up for long enough to play with it.
I should add a word of praise for the seller, a small business, who resolved a couple of problems very quickly and clearly takes customer service seriously.
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A lovely, unusual item that really holds my little boy's attention. At 13 months he can get some of the insects in but others are trickier. His 18 month old cousin was also enthralled by it.
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This is a really lovely product, well made and good quality. It's a bit different from other shape sorters as the shapes represent insects, it includes sliding ladybirds and it can roll, all of which add extra interest. My little girl loves it.
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