Puzz & Boom Happy - 2-in-1 Balance Game

A bunch of fruits and a cute little kitty your child can stack and balance on the banana. Keep going until the whole thing comes crashing down — then place the pieces neatly back into their spots in the puzzle frame.  

A fun combination of a puzzle and a balance game. 

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

• Here, your child's fine motor skills really get a workout.
• Stimulates hand-eye coordination, which is used for example when we throw, catch, or kick the ball that comes flying towards us in PE class, or when we cut a precise line with scissors or need to pour water into a glass without spilling and making a mess.
• Strengthens your child's comprehension of cause-effect, which concerns the sense that one thing (the cause) leads to another thing (the effect).

Suitable for children aged 18 mos. to 3 yrs.

Doing puzzles is a good way to get better at understanding how parts fit together to form a whole and figuring out where each part needs to be placed in the big picture.

Being able to register something visually and envision what's missing from a whole is an important skill in learning math and geometry as well as understanding how sums, sentences, or a piece of knitting, among other things, consist of sequences and patterns.

Many puzzles have a special theme or topic, which you can talk about while you place the pieces. This is a great way to strengthen your child's vocabulary about e.g. animals, flags of the world, or our universe.

Starting at a very young age, children start experimenting withstacking blocks or similar objects on top of each other. This activity helps them learn about balance, gravity, proportions, and physics. At first, it's all about knocking over the stack of blocks. But slowly and surely, your child's motor skills become better, and they stack the blocks taller and taller or begin stacking figures or other things. If the blocks have numbers on them, your child can practise numbers and their sequences while playing.

Do you know Djeco?

You can easily recognise the popular toy brand Djeco by the little salamander in the logo. Djeco toys are creative and great for exploring and learning, and we love playing with Djeco toys with our kids. Djeco makes all kinds of different toys which are very well thought out and incredibly unique, and which appeal to children from 0 to 10+ years of age.

See our selection from Djeco here.