Speedy Monkey Dieren Vormendoos
Speedy Monkey

Speedy Monkey Dieren Vormendoos

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Ontdek het plezier van leren door spelen met de Speedy Monkey Dieren Vormendoos – een tijdloos houten speeltje. Verschillende diervormige blokjes passen door de bijpassende openingen. Stimuleert herkenning, fijne motoriek en probleemoplossend denken.

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  • Shape-sorting fun helps little ones recognise shapes, animals + colours while playing
  • Builds hand-eye coordination, problem-solving skills + fine motor skills
  • Bright + engaging colourful animal blocks capture attention + encourage imaginative play
  • Sustainable + safe, made from FSC-certified wood with smooth edges + non-toxic finishes
  • Designed for little hands to easily grasp, stack + sort, perfect for 12 months+
  • Lightweight + compact for fun at home or on the go

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