Bead Maze - Forest Fun

This fun bead maze keeps little fingers busy, strengthening pincer grasp and fine motor skills as the forest friends travel along the wires — up and down, around the curves, and through twists and turns. 

With a charming forest theme. The sun rises over the mountains as the little train chugs along — while the fox and owl watch closely from the sidelines.

The bead maze supports your child’s fine motor development — an important skill when learning to get dressed on their own.

Here, essential skills are engaged, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Here, your child's fine motor skills really come into play.
• Benefits hand-eye coordination, which you rely on e.g. when catching or kicking a ball that comes flying at you in PE class, or when cutting a straight line with scissors.
• Do you want to strengthen your child's pincer grasp? Here, you can improve their pincer grasp through play - which makes it easier for your child to develop a good pencil grasp.

Measures 20 x 29,5 x 21,8 cm høj.
Suitable for ages 1 yr. to 2.5 yrs.

Most parents have had daydreams of their little one's eyes shining with excitement as they unwrap their wonderful new activity toy. Some children have their sense of humour and curiosity engaged by toys with sound, others by toys with light, and some need toys that move or are very colourful and maybe have mirrors or balls as well. You know best what does the trick for your child.

At Toy Academy, you'll always be able to find exciting and educational quality toys for toddlers and babies, and we promise you that you'll be able to find the perfect activity toy for your child - something your child will want to reach for, sort, stack, fiddle with, explore, and open - all while laughing and giggling with great excitement.

Our hope is that your child learns to unlock and explore their inner world. Maybe they can even explore and play while standing still or sitting down for as long as 5 (!) minutes - maybe even 7 minutes. Whether you choose to be right beside your child and enjoy watching their independent play, or whether you use that time to get a couple of things done, is up to you. But enjoy the moments when your child plays alone and discovers what the world of toys has to offer.