Tiny Up Domino Toppling Domino Game Children Blocks Wooden Building Blocks Arranging Color Matching Wooden Toy Educational Toy 2 Years Old 3 Years Old

[Line them up, stack them, and enjoy! ] [Block play that matches colors] Let's play by connecting the colors of animals. The blocks vary in color depending on the animal, such as single-color pieces and bi-color pieces! If you line up animals of the same color next to each other, the animals will be neatly connected in a line. [Even play as dominoes! ] [Dominos that can be played from the age of 2] All pieces are the same size, so you can also use them to play dominoes ♪ The thick wooden pieces make it easy for even small children to handle. [Recommended as an educational toy for toddlers] Grab the block pieces with your fingertips and line them up while checking the colors with your eyes, or group the same animals. The movements of fingertips and eyes in early childhood are called ``hand-eye coordination,'' and are very important elements for stimulating and developing the brain. For children around 2 to 3 years old, when they are starting to be able to grasp even small objects, fingertip exercises have many elements that lead to educational development, such as the development of the five senses and the improvement of spatial recognition ability! We recommend this as an educational toy that allows you to learn while having fun. [French educational toy brand DJECO] DJECO is one of the four major toy manufacturers in France, founded in 1954. We create unique and dreamlike toys in collaboration with various overseas artists. Its design has received high acclaim as a work of art, and it has won many European toy awards and is sold at museums around the world. [Target age] From around 2 years old [Package size] Approx. 22.5 x 22.5 x 4 cm [Contents] Wooden domino blocks, 15 pieces in total [Piece size] Approx. 4 x 5.5 x 2 cm [Material] Wooden [Designer] Lizzie Mackay [Committed to safety and quality] Compliant with European safety standards and toy safety standards EN71. We use paint that is safe even if children lick it. [Line them up, stack them, and enjoy! ] [Block play that matches colors] Let's play by connecting the colors of animals. The blocks vary in color depending on the animal, such as single-color pieces and bi-color pieces! If you line up animals of the same color next to each other, the animals will be neatly connected in a line.