Rainbow rocking balance boards

These seemingly simple toys are full of opportunities to develop a child’s skills. Gross motor skills. Around 12 months children begin to pull themselves up and move about. They can hold toys while balancing their core strength as they move. Offering high-contrast colours and easy-to-grasp toys encourages them to hold and explore. With these appealing, colourful toys, every play session becomes a chance to gain postural stability and coordinate their movements as they move their hands, improving their grasp and finger dexterity while keeping their balance during play. Language. Use the figures and the balls to learn colours or to match colours with other objects. With a dozen figures or 6 different balls, they can become counters and learn early maths skills such as rote counting, one-to-one counting, less versus more. Creative play. Children play naturally and think outside the box. Giving them open-ended toys and characters can encourage them to find different ways to play. Mix them with other toys, play with them on their own, play with just a few pieces... and much more! Add the colourful nesting boxes and our rainbow arches to your play to develop fine motor skills as they hold and handle the toys, begin to balance and build different structures and obstacle courses, and gross motor skills as they learn to move about. They can develop their play skills with the toy itself, together with other toys, through stacking activities that stimulate language and cognitive skills, and grow their pretend play.

Product details: includes the three sets:

11 wooden figures, 6.5 cm high and 4 cm in diameter

11 wooden boards. Dimensions: the largest is 37 cm / 7 cm and the smallest 10 cm / 7 cm

11 half-circles. Dimensions: the largest 37 cm / 18 cm and the smallest 10 cm / 4.5 cm.

The toys are made of beech wood and finished with non-toxic water-based paint