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Product category:Infant toys
Material: Plastic
Applicable gender: Unisex
[HI, HEDGEHOG!] Ready to have fun with your colorful quills?
[EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT] Help your little one develop his or her motor skills and hand eye coordination with interaction with a combination of the different colors and testures of the numbered pegs. Children will enjoy matching numbers and filling all the cute hedgehogs back with its colorful quils.
[100% SAFE MATERIAL] This infant toys is made from 100% non-toxic, BPA-free plastic. Even if parts of the infant toys accidentally end up in your baby's mouth, you can be assured that it meets the strictest international toy standards, ensuring durability and safety during play.
[BUILD MULTIPLE SKILLS] Kids build color recognition, sorting and counting skills through fine motor skills games. Also use them as for occupational therapy exercises!
[FINE MOTOR SKILLS] This practical infant toys aged 1-3 years old requires matching the colors and numbers of the 10 spikes on the hedgehog with the corresponding grooves on the back of the infant toys, which requires a certain degree of dexterity and accuracy, and can cultivate toddlers' cognitive abilities and fine motor skills of their fingers. Take it home and help your little one develop fine motor skills!
[AT HOME AND TRAVEL TOY] This infant toys is the perfect size, either at home or on the go, to entertain your little one. It is the perfect toy to keep your baby’s curiosity and imagination busy while you are doing house work or traveling.
[EASY STORAGE] If you unscrew hedgehog bottom apart the spikes/spines can be stored within so you do not lose them. The parts easily fit in the Hedgehog. Great for outdoor or indoor activities for toddlers.
[GREAT GIFT IDEA] Whether it's a baby shower, birthday party, holiday, Halloween, Easter, Christmas or any other occasion for giving gifts to children, this infant toys is an ideal gift or even a perfect gift for homeschooling and will bring hours of fun to young children.
