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Soft Sensory Blocks for Babies with Numbers and Alphabet
Explore soft sensory blocks for infants. Safe, creative toys that support your child's sensory and motor development.
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Discover a world of creativity and fun with our soft sensory blocks, perfect for infants over 6 months old. This set includes:
- 12 cubic blocks with numbers and textures that help children develop perceptive skills. Dimensions: 5 cm x 5 cm.
- 6 alphabet blocks for building towers, enhancing cognitive abilities. The largest block measures 7 cm x 4.5 cm, and the smallest is 5.5 cm x 4 cm.
- 3 sensory balls with different textures (approximately 6 cm in diameter) provide additional sensory stimulation.
- 1 animal figure and 5 blocks for constructing pyramids, encouraging creative play.
What makes our blocks special?
- Safe materials: The blocks are made from high-quality, non-toxic silicone, ensuring they are safe for children. Their soft structure minimizes the risk of injury.
- Diverse colors: Bright colors stimulate imagination and encourage play.
Why choose these blocks?
- Sensory stimulation: Engage all senses – sight, touch, and hearing.
- Motor skill development: Pressing and grabbing the blocks improves motor coordination.
- Safe play: Soft blocks are an excellent alternative to traditional toys.
Functionality: The blocks can also serve as teething toys, providing relief during teething. They are easy to clean, which simplifies hygiene maintenance.
Perfect gift: Soft sensory blocks make a great gift for children of any age. Give your little one the joy of discovering the world through interactive play!
Soft Sensory Blocks are the perfect combination of play, learning, and safety, supporting your child's development at every stage.
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Explore soft sensory blocks for infants. Safe, creative toys that support your child's sensory and motor development.