Baby Clementoni Baby Bear

Now you are stacking up – with the wonderful wooden blocks. This large set consists of 100 colourful pieces that provide unlimited building fun. Different shapes such as archways, towers and pillars invite little builders from 12 months to sort and stack the blocks. In addition to coloured wooden stones, there are also natural ones in the set. Very practical: The 100 building blocks can be quickly and easily stored in the corresponding storage box, which has a sorting lid.

Letters, pictures and numbers inspire toddlers to create buildings, words and stories.

• From 1.5 years old.
  
  

  FIRE! Firefighter Intervention is ideal for getting firefighters to intervene efficiently in all Abrick games and cities.
  
  BUILD YOUR ADVENTURE: with the help of the fire truck and its swivel boom platform, ABRICKS firefighters are ready for any intervention!

• Dimension item: 50 x 37 x 30 cm

• Dimension package: 29 x 21 x 11 cm

• Join the fun and games on the construction site! With this great Abrick set from Ecoiffier , kids can go to work on the construction site as it comes with a large construction truck with a hinged tailgate , wheel loader , four road signs , two rails and a toy figure . construction worker form. The wheel loader can be moved and transported on a truck via the tailgate.

  Characteristic:

  • - for children from 18 months,
  • - 33 elements in total ,
  • - no sharp edges,

This double-sided abacus gives the ABC?s a playful twist with letters as well as pictures.

Learning the alphabet has never been so much fun thanks to the colourful alphabet puzzle.

Colorful drawings, numbers, geometric shapes and moving elements.
Pull the bone and the dog will squirm and move.
See your reflection in the mirror and make a funny face.
We teach the language
Naming pictures, shapes and numbers enriches the vocabulary.
Sorting and building develops intelligence.
Arrange the cubes according to the categories (geometric figures, numbers, animals, house, yard). Sorting and filing develops the child’s intelligence. Playing with imposing and building develops spatial orientation and fine motor skills.