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A new twist on a classic toy, this is a shape sorter board 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:
• Improving hand-eye co-ordination.
• 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: 6mooars
Dated: 22nd of September, 2008
This toy has been a real favourite in this household. To start with I thought that the shapes were a little advanced for my 16 month old but after a few days she had it figured out!!! The only thing I would change about this one is the length of the string that attaches the hammer to the bench, it's just a little short. It's very durable (after being banged against the marble floor several times, quite hard, it is still surviving!!) Once again, really nice but simple colours that arent too "in your face". Very much something that I would purchase as a gift for nieces etc.
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