With this wooden early learning game illustrated by Sarah Betz, children discover their first learnings through a gentle world populated by animal families.

The principle is simple: match each parent to their young and stack them on their dedicated shape. Round, triangle, square, rectangle or star... each family also hides a small counting mission. One bear cub, two fox kits, three baby rabbits... up to five little mice!

As they play, children observe, manipulate, compare and build. An activity that naturally accompanies the discovery of numbers, shapes and vocabulary, while working on fine motor skills. We particularly like its evolving nature: at first, they stack, then they count, then they invent stories 🧡

Features
• Wooden early learning game from 18 months
• Parent/baby matching activity
• Discovery of the first numbers from 1 to 5
• Introduction to geometric shapes
• Develops fine motor skills and coordination
• Encourages observation and vocabulary
• Solid and durable natural wood
• Illustrations: Sarah Betz
• Dimensions: height 10 cm
• Contents: 5 wooden parent animals + 15 baby animals to stack
• Complies with Directive 2009/48/EC
• Recommended age: from 18 months