Different types of closures (latches, hasps and other mechanisms) encourage natural curiosity and teach children to open and close independently. The key is attached on a string, so it is always close at hand.
The movable hands on the clock and the colorful rotating gears develop hand–eye coordination, precision and patience. While playing, the child practices fine movements and understands cause-and-effect relationships.
On the roof you will find fabric parts for practicing lacing and fastening (including a large button). Great for developing fine motor skills and abilities children will also use in everyday life.
Each side of the house brings a different task and mechanism, thanks to which the child naturally discovers how things work. Opening doors, handling latches, working with the key on a string or turning the gears supports hand–eye coordination, precision and patience. On the roof there are also textile elements intended for practicing lacing and fastening.
Thanks to its compact dimensions, the house is suitable for play on a table as well as on the floor, and two rope handles make it easy to carry. An ideal choice for children who like to try things out, open, lock and put things together.
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