Fisher-Price Baby's First Blocks

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Fine Motor Skills: All that block-grasping and play helps strengthen your baby's hand-eye coordination and dexterity.

This helps my son with his hand eye coordination at the moment he loves taking the shapes from the bucket popping them in his mouth and then throwing them, this is a toy he will grow with, as he grows we can explore learning around colours and shape and problem solving . The best thing is they’re easy to clean especially with little mouths wanting to explore what each shape tastes like! They’ll develop both their dexterity and problem-solving skills as they try to match the shapes to the correct slots in the bucket. By accepting these services, we are able to show you videos or other media content hosted by external providers. Plus, all that block-grasping and shape-sorting play helps strengthen your baby's hand-eye coordination and dexterity while enhancing their problem-solving skills.All that block-grasping and shape-sorting play helps strengthen your baby’s hand-eye coordination and dexterity while enhancing their problem-solving skills. It’s the perfect way to introduce your baby to both colours and shapes because there are 5 different shapes and 5 different colours for them to explore. This basic gear toy is so-o-o- basic, you wouldn’t think it was an all-time favorite of sitting up babies.

The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. Curiosity: featuring bright colours and fun shapes to help engage your baby's natural sense of curiosity during playtime. We were given this toy as a hand my down from my little girls older cousins so it must be about 10 years old but is still immaculate. He loved trying to fit shapes into holes and has also started saying colours so perfect for learning !These chunky, colourful blocks help introduce colors and shapes as babies sort, stack and drop the blocks through the slots in the bucket lid. The bucket is equipped with a handy carrying handle so you can take Baby's First Blocks with you wherever you go. When given the same attention as a real baby, she produces over 20 different noises, including coos, babbles, and chuckles. Your child can get acquainted with colors and shapes with these easy-to-grab, brightly colored blocks by placing the blocks in the openings in the bucket, stacking them or sorting them via the sorting lid. By the time baby can turn and fit these shapes into the openings they will be too old for this toy and the pieces will be missing.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Thanks to all the block-grasping and put and take play, your kid exercises important skills like dexterity, hand-eye coordination and problem-solving, as they try figuring out how to match the blocks to fit into correct spots.The lid comes off a bit too easily so sometimes she gets bored and just takes the lid off and puts the shapes in. These chunky, colourful blocks help introduce colours and shapes as baby sorts, stacks and drops the blocks through the slots in the bucket lid. The ten bricks in cheerful colours have five different shapes that can be sorted into the correct holes in the lid. My little boy loves to take the lid off and put the blocks in and then tip the box over so they all fall out.

We also deliver by air (some restrictions apply) to Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and the USA. These chunky, colorful blocks help introduce colors and shapes as babies sort, stack and drop the blocks through the slots in the bucket lid. These chunky, colorful blocks help teach colors and shapes as little ones sort, stack and drop the blocks through the slots in the bucket lid.There’s everything from jumparoos to books to building bricks, meaning there’s always going to be something the little one will love. Both my girls have had these and it has helped them with identifying shapes and using there fine motor skills. The only downside is that the small shapes are often misplaced by our toddler and I have to hunt the house looking for them!