Toy for Duck Daruma Egg Matching Toy Educational Toy for Boys and Girls Stimulates the Five Promotes Fine Motor Skills Material Tested by a Ministry

From an educational standpoint, stimulating the five senses is crucial. Of course, bright colors and sounds are important, but with toys like animals or dolls, children can learn to recognize what the toy represents through sight and touch, so providing a variety of information is key. And once a child turns one, toys that require a little ingenuity are also effective. Simple toys that involve stacking, arranging, or gluing are recommended! How to Play ① Egg Daruma: This toy uses eggs of six different colors and shapes to help babies match shapes. Each egg is divided into two halves, with one half having a round, triangular, or flower-shaped design on the inside and the other half having a corresponding indentation. Because it's egg-shaped, it can be used not only for shape matching but also for pretend play. The eggs can be neatly stored inside the duck's body, making it easy to carry. ② Block Shape Matching: Four blocks of different sizes and colors can be combined at various angles. It's easy to understand that if they fit, it's correct, and if they don't, it's incorrect, making it easier to play than a jigsaw puzzle. Finding combinations of the same color and shape helps develop color and spatial reasoning skills, and the action of matching shapes develops fine motor skills. It also improves concentration and patience as babies patiently try different combinations. ③ The Daruma design and its swaying motion help to stimulate a baby's attention. Material: Made of plastic and ABS, it can be disinfected and washed with cold water after use, protecting your baby's health. Perfect for gifts: With Japanese packaging, it's ideal for baby showers, birthday presents, Christmas gifts, and more! In the unlikely event of a problem, you can contact our domestic customer support center for a quick response. Safety Standards Tested in Japan: This product has passed inspections conducted by a designated testing institution based on the Food Sanitation Act of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. What are the important points to consider when choosing toys? By the time a child turns one, they can play by looking at colors and shapes, listening to sounds, and feeling textures and temperatures. Therefore, the types of toys you choose will change from when they were just hitting and grabbing things.