Dierenslaanspeelgoed – Whack-a-Dier Pop-up Spel Met Muziek

This colorful activity board introduces toddlers to cause and effect in a playful way.

• Includes hammer with soft head
• Silent mode without light and sound
• Five control buttons for fine motor skills

Toddlers often have lots of energy and a strong urge to explore the world around them. It’s not always easy to find toys that hold their attention and teach something at the same time. This interactive playboard offers a playful experience where actions are immediately followed by a popping-up animal. By sliding, turning, or tapping with the included hammer, children unknowingly practice their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Besides the playful mode with light and sound, there is also a silent mode for quieter moments at home. The sturdy, rounded design can withstand rough play and is made for daily use by enthusiastic little hands.

Playful learning and understanding
Each control requires a specific movement, such as pushing, turning, or sliding. Once the correct action is performed, an animal immediately appears as a reward.

Motor skills development
Pressing and operating the different switches encourages little fingers to make precise movements. The included play hammer with a textured handle is designed for a firm and comfortable grip while tapping.

Stimulates the senses
The bright colors and recognizable animal faces on the board are designed to stimulate visual perception. Built-in lights and various sound effects add an extra playful dimension to every interaction.

Details

• Type of toy: Interactive activity board with hammer
• Recommended age: From 12 months
• Number of controls: 5 different buttons and switches
• Number of figures: 5 pop-up animals in eggs
• Integrated features: Light, sound, and pop-up mechanism
• Game modes: Free play, reaction game, and silent mode
• Hammer features: Textured handle and soft head
• Design: Rounded and smooth corners
• Power supply: 3x AA batteries (not included)
• Learning goals: Cause and effect, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination