Product
About
- These toy Balancing Stones are inspired by the ancient Japanese game Tumi-ishi it teaches hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, observation, logic, and inspires creativity.
- Stack, build, balance, turn stones into mystical lands (rocks, icebergs, deserts).
- Toy suitable for Montessori education inspires open-ended play.
- Suitable both as a toy and decoration for home or office.
- For children age + 3 years.
Includes
- Set consists of 10 stones of different shapes and colors. Each stone is unique.
Material
- 100% premium quality maple wood.
Benefits
Better for your kid
- Help your kid to boost its creativity.
- Improves eye-hand coordination
- Develops patience and perseverance.
Better for the planet
- Wooden toys are environmentally more friendly than plastic due to their biodegradable nature and their ability to be recycled.
- Each time you give your child a wooden toy, you are playing your part in saving our planet and as a result, passing down these values to your child.
- As an organic, renewable, and sustainable sourced product, of course, wooden toys are a much more environmentally friendly option than plastic.
Dimensions
- 2 stones: 5cm x 8 cm
- 2 stones: 5 cm x 5 cm
- 3 stones: 4 cm x 5.5 cm
- 2 stones: 3.5 cm x 4 cm
- 1 stone: 3.5 cm x 5 cm
Notes
- Due to the light and screen setting difference, the item's color may be slightly different from the pictures.
- Manufactured in China. These products are made under exhaustive quality control processes using premium materials. We do so, to offer the best possible deal to our customers.
- CPSC tested and compliant. FDA approved material, non-toxic, and free of PVC, lead, latex, phthalates, and BPA.
Cleaning
- Just wipe clean with a damp cloth before use.
WARNING
- Not intended for children under 3.
- Contain small parts that present a choking hazard for young children.
- Adult supervision recommended.
- Protecting children from unsafe toys is the responsibility of everyone. Careful toy selection and proper supervision of children at play are still – and always will be – the best way to protect children from toy-related injuries.
