Montessori Toys by Educational Educational 1 2 3 4 5 6 Years Old the Food Sanitation Law Busy Changing Clothes Fingertip Daily Christmas Birthday

👔 [Montessori Education] A toy that allows children to work on their own initiative. Practice everyday activities such as unbuckling, changing clothes, and tying your shoelaces! Also, training your fingertips through various movements will also activate your brain. 👶 [Passed the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare Certification Test] When used by children under the age of 6, the Food Sanitation Act test specified by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare is required, but Globaledutoy's busy board has passed the test. Therefore, even if your child licks it, you can rest assured that no harmful colorants or paints are used. 📱 [Rich content] Contains 18 types of content. [Practice changing clothes] A total of 12 types including buckles, buttons, zippers, etc. [Number practice] A total of 3 types of practice: counting with a clock, abacus, and fingers. [Other] There are many parts that you can play with your fingertips, such as gears, colorful felt and buttons, and crabs. 🚗 [For training the fingertips of children who have fewer opportunities to use their hands] By having them do various movements such as tying shoelaces and closing buttons, they can train their fingertips and ask themselves, "What is this?" It stimulates children's spirit of inquiry. It is compact at 22x28cm and very light (260g), making it convenient to carry. You can play it in your car, on a plane, or anywhere. 🎀 [Perfect as a gift! ] This Montessori toy is perfect as a Christmas present or birthday gift. This is an educational toy that can be used for a long time from 1 to 6 years old. If the product has any initial defects, please feel free to contact us. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Thank you for your understanding. A busy board that you can carry when you go out. By having children perform various movements such as tying shoelaces and closing buttons, they will train their fingertips and stimulate children's inquisitive mind to wonder, ``What is this?''