Jabadabado Stacking And Sorting Cubes Set - Nature - 10 Pcs

Discover the ultimate educational toy for your little one with the Jabadabado Stacking and Sorting Cubes Set. This innovative 10-piece wooden toy combines the fun of stacking with the developmental benefits of a shape-sorting box, offering dual value for playtime. Featuring five nature-inspired cubes, children can practice their size, balance, and spatial awareness by stacking them vertically to see who can build the highest or lining them up side by side. Each cube is thoughtfully decorated with numbers one through five and charming animal illustrations, introducing early number recognition in a captivating way. This versatile set encourages creativity and is designed to be a beautiful decorative detail for any nursery or playroom, blending seamlessly with a natural aesthetic.

Beyond stacking, each cube top features a unique shape hole where your child can practice their problem-solving and fine motor skills by sorting and inserting the five included wooden shape blocks: cylinder, star, triangle, cube, and pentagon. This activity boosts essential hand-eye coordination and shape recognition. The set includes five nature-coloured cubes in different sizes and five shape blocks, providing a complete educational experience. This durable wooden toy is a wonderful investment in your childs early development, offering endless hours of educational free play and skill building.

FAQ:

Q: What age group is this toy suitable for?

A: This type of stacking and sorting toy is typically suitable for children from 12 months and up.

Q: What materials are the cubes and blocks made from?

A: The stacking cubes and shape blocks are made from durable wood.

Q: How many pieces are included in the set?

A: The set includes a total of 10 pieces: 5 nature-coloured cubes in different sizes and 5 wooden shape blocks.

Q: What developmental skills does this toy help with?

A: This set helps develop size recognition, balance, spatial awareness, number recognition, problem-solving, hand-eye coordination, and shape recognition.