Wooden Busy Board

Description

A wooden busy board that encourages hands-on exploration and purposeful farm-themed play.
Exploring the different elements strengthens fine motor skills, hand control, and coordination.
Interactive features invite children to explore movement and simple logic, supporting early cognitive development.
A fun activity to enjoy together, easy to take along for playtime anywhere.
Suitable for tummy time, sitting, or standing, supporting play across different developmental stages.

Features

Track & trace slider
Beads slider
Mirror
Double-sided spinning plates
Peek-a-boo game
Spinning gears
Made of high-quality and durable wood

Specifications

9m+
Product Dimensions: W-29cm H-22cm D-3.6cm

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Wooden Busy Board

Our designs are based on a proven development system that supports babies’ skills at every age and stage!

Babies explore different shapes and textures by feeling the contrast between the smooth beads and the bumpy gears

As babies play with the track & trace slider, moving the characters across the track, they develop their fine motor skills

Double-sided spinning plates and fun peek-a-boo game help babies begin to grasp the idea of object permanence

Whether by spinning a gear or finding the hidden ladybug, the toy offers a variety of activities that help build confidence and give babies a sense of achievement

This fun toy offers different activities that encourage parents and babies to communicate and enjoy interactive playtime together

Age Tips

6-24+ months: ENCOURAGES EARLY DISCOVERY

Let your baby explore the different activities from various angles: in tummy time, while sitting up, or on your lap with the board facing them. Point to the illustrations - the sheep, rooster, and tractor - and talk about what you see.

9-24+ months: BUILDS FINE MOTOR SKILLS

Show your baby how to play with the activities while describing the fun things happening on the board. Play peek-a-boo by hiding and then finding the sheep or ladybug, and guide your baby through actions like sliding the tractor or spinning the beads.

12+ months: SUPPORTS PROBLEM-SOLVING

Let your little one explore the board from new angles to make playtime more challenging. Give your toddler simple tasks, like moving the characters along the track and trace slider, spinning the gears, or looking for the hidden ladybug. These fun games spark curiosity and help improve fine motor skills.