Rainbow Wooden Keys, 11 pcs

Are your keys one of your child’s absolute favourite “toys”? It’s adorable… until you’re trying to rush out the door and actually need them to lock up or unlock the car. 

With this set, your child gets 11 different keys — hopefully enough to satisfy that key obsession once and for all. Each key has its own number on one side and the matching number of dots on the other. Counting the dots and checking whether you’ve got the right number (or accidentally skipped one along the way) is wonderful practice for visual perception and early number skills. 

You can also play a fun “mystery bag” game. Let your child reach in and feel the hidden key and try to remember which one it is. Is it the yellow one? Or number four with those distinctive cuts? This simple game strengthens your child’s tactile sense and memory — all through playful discovery. 

Maybe your child will decide to stack the keys into a colourful pile, or string them together and hang them up neatly. A cord is included so they can make their very own little key ring. 

There are so many ways to play. What do you think your child will do first with their wooden keys?

This activity develops important skills which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Wonderful for the tactile sense. A properly stimulated tactile sense can increase your child's well-being.
• Develops hand-eye coordination, which is activated for instance when we throw, catch, or kick the ball that comes flying at us in PE class, or when we cut a precise line with a pair of scissors or want to pour water into a glass without missing.
• Can stimulate your child's language and pronunciation.

Measures Nøgler 12 cm .
Suitable for children aged 9 mos. to 6 yrs.

Do you miss having your keys, the remote, and the whisk to yourself? If so, a fidget toy set to twist, turn, and tinker with, like this one, is a great gift idea for your child. This type of play can boost your child's confidence and make them feel good at tinkering. And that can give your child the courage to keep learning new skills.