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Hape Shape Sorter Box

Name: Hape Shape Sorter Box
Brand: Hape
SKU: exe.8349
Price: 13.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Challenge your baby's mind with the Hape Shape Sorter Box

Get ready to watch your baby discover a whole new world. This shape sorter is not just a toy; it is a true gym for the brain. With a design inspired by garden animals, this challenge will keep your little explorer engaged for a long time as they learn to master shapes and colors in an intuitive and fun way.

Animal Discovery

Each geometric shape is a gateway to a new garden friend. The ladybug, spider, butterfly, and snail are waiting to be fitted, turning logical reasoning into a lively game.

Elastic Challenge

Forget traditional boxes. Here, smart elastic cords hold the pieces and create extra resistance, requiring the baby to apply a little more effort and coordination to achieve the perfect fit.

Motor Development

By grabbing, rotating, and pushing the pieces, the baby is training fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It is an essential exercise for growth, done naturally and without pressure.

Robust Construction

We know your baby doesn't play with kid gloves. That is why Hape designed a durable and resistant structure, made with high-quality materials to withstand all the exploration adventures at home.

Technical Specifications

Recommended age: From 12 months
Contents: 1 shape box and 4 geometric figures
Themes: Ladybug, spider, butterfly, and snail
Highlight: High-resistance elastic cords

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age can the baby start playing?
This toy is recommended for babies from 12 months old, ideal for the stage when they start exploring fitting and object manipulation.

Does the toy help with cognitive development?
Yes, by trying to identify the correct shape for each space, the baby develops logical reasoning, concentration, and problem-solving skills.