This post contains affiliate links. I will be compensated if you click on a link and make a purchase.
Sorting shapes is a fun and challenging developmental activity for your child. It is baby’s first puzzle as she learns to fit each shape through it’s proper match on the container. This type of play has many benefits including hand-eye coordination, problem solving skills and development of fine motor skills as she grasps onto the blocks. An idea for infant play with a shape sorter can include laying out all of the blocks on the floor and letting baby explore each of them while you tell her the names/colors of each. When she is a bit older she can then begin sorting them through their fitting holes.
*Discover all the different passengers in the windows, and use the real rolling wheels to move it
Wonderworld Natural Shape Sorter
*Wood is stained from natural botanical extracts
*Made from rubber wood harvested from a replenishable source, strictly using non-toxic paints, dyes and lacquers and formaldehyde free glue; packaging is made from at least 70% recycled paper
*Paints extracted from natural botanical sources such as flowers and leaves
For more information or to purchase click here.
*Drop the three shapes into the holes of the sorter then roll it on its way
*Great educational value
*Colorful update of a classic toddler toy
*Hape toy finishes are all non-toxic, child safe, and of the highest quality
*All products comply with EN71 and ASTM quality standards
*Wood used comes from FSC managed forests
For more information or to purchase click here.
3 Comments
Great toys! These shape sorters are amazing for fine motor skills and when it’s organic it makes it even better!
Thanks!
These all look great, but I’m having a difficult time finding a shape sorter for my 10-month-old that doesn’t have small parts that he could choke on. Do these shapes fit inside a toilet paper roll, or are they bigger than that? Thanks so much!