Small Foot: Wooden Motor Ankle DOMIERS XXL

🌟 Discover the world of active fun with a wooden motor cube XXL - pets! 🌟

Are you looking for the perfect tool that will help your child develop your motor skills and at the same time provide him with infinitely many fun? Here is the wooden motor cube XXL Small Foot - pets, in which every side is a new adventure!

🚀 The main features of the product:

• 8 extensive sides with various activities
• Visual theme of everyday life with animals
• Multifunctional, reversible cover
• Large interior for storing accessories
• The kit includes 3 vehicles
• Rubber legs protecting the floor

🎈 Fun and learning go hand in hand 🎈

The XXL Small Foot wooden motor cube is unlimited opportunities for development and fun. A sliding maze, plays fitting shapes or spinning tiles - these are just some of the activities that are waiting for your child. Everything is designed to support the development of small motor skills, the sense of hearing, as well as learning about everyday life with animals.

⚙️ Construction fun for small DIYers ⚙️

The kit includes structural elements such as wooden screws and dog bones, which can act as tools. In this way, children can practice their manual skills, while learning the basic principles of constructing.

🎨 Creative space for expressing yourself 🎨

A reversible cover with a board is a place where your child can express his creativity. It can be used as a painting surface or as a background for a campsite with figurines attached to the set.

📐 Technical data:

• Dimensions: 57 x 50 x 43 cm

🎁 Does it sound like a perfect gift for a small explorer? 🎁

Wooden motor cube XXL Small Foot - pets are a great toy that will provide your child with hours of fun and at the same time support its development. Choose a product that combines fun and learning!

About the Small Foot brand

Small foot is a brand that specializes in creating wood toys that inspire learning through play. Known for her involvement in creating high -quality products, Small Foot always puts the needs of children first.