The interactive Lilliputiens fabric book featuring Jules the dog turns learning to get dressed into a fun game. Zippers, buttons, shoelaces, and a buckle help develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and children's independence.
Learning to get dressed through play
Zippers, buttons, shoelaces, and a buckle let children have fun practicing the skills needed for getting dressed every day.
Developing fine motor skills
A variety of manipulable elements support finger dexterity, hand-eye coordination, and concentration during play.
A cheerful story with animals
Colorful pages featuring Jules the dog and his other animal friends stimulate the imagination and invite children to tell their own stories.
The fabric book Learning to Dress takes children into a cheerful story about animals getting ready to bathe in a pond. Little explorers help them undress and get dressed while practicing practical skills. Colorful illustrations and playful tasks naturally develop children's imagination.
Each page offers an interactive element for little hands – children can fasten and unfasten clothing, and manipulate the zipper, buttons, shoelaces, or buckle. The book is made of polyester and filled with 100% recycled polyester. For easy care, it can be washed at a low temperature on a gentle wash cycle.
- Develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
- Supports independence when getting dressed and undressed
- Interactive story with animal characters
- Practical washable fabric toy
Specifications
- Brand
- Lilliputiens
- Product type
- Interactive fabric book
- Theme
- Jules the dog and animal characters
- Recommended age
- From 10 months
- Skills developed
- Fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, independence, imagination
- Interactive elements
- Zippers, buttons, shoelaces, buckle, and other manipulable elements
- Material
- Polyester
- Filling
- 100% recycled polyester
- Dimensions
- 20 × 20 × 3.5 cm
- Care
- Wash at a low temperature on a gentle wash cycle
- Safety standard
- Complies with ASTM F963/CPSIA
- Warning
- Remove all plastic fasteners, labels, and packaging before giving the toy to a child. The packaging is not a toy and may pose a choking hazard. The product is handmade, so individual pieces may vary slightly.
