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A rolling cage shape sorter that will help babies to develop manipulation and dexterity skills along with colour and shape recognition. Also provides stimulation through sound and movement.
Learning Values:
• Making choices and experimenting about how to make things happen with chosen play object.
• Encourage baby to make noises to describe his experiences.
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Review by: razzamajaz
Dated: 8th of September, 2008
A great toy for a wide age group. It is bright and appeals to children. The shapes make all different sounds. I like the way the shapes are different colours and children can match the colour or the shape. It is a bit difficult for my 19 month old to open it and get them out again - as opening and closing is such fun at this age it would be good to have it so the child could do it. She also likes storing other toys inside the cage and rolling it along. My 10 week old also loves looking at it. Fantastic toy.
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