Yookidoo Prasolka Paw - Green - Closed Packaging
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Yookidoo Prasolka Paw - Green - Closed Packaging
Yookidoo Prasolka Paw - Green - Closed Packaging

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Yookidoo Prasolka Paw - Green - Closed Packaging

17.09 €
4010805

Ż-MAR-YO-01-14

7290107723237

Shipping 10-14 b.d.

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All about the product

"Yookidoo" is a brand that offers innovative toys that stimulate children's imagination, enhance their senses, teach them about cause-and-effect relationships and logical thinking. All of this is combined with the highest quality and unique design.

The toy is presented in a closed box.



Peacock umbrella!
Turn the umbrella upside down to fill it with water. Turn it right side up and enjoy the rain! The peacock also squirts water from its beak!

Features:

- Dip the peacock umbrella upside down, let it fill with water, and watch for bubbles to appear.
- Take the umbrella and flip it upside down, then watch as gentle rain pours from the umbrella while the peacock releases water from its beak.
- For even more fun, twist the top of the umbrella and watch it spin rapidly!
- The peacock umbrella encourages play, teaches cause-and-effect relationships, and concepts like "full" and "empty".

Development benefits:

Knowledge acquisition
By dipping the umbrella and letting it fill with water, your child learns about cause-and-effect and concepts like "full" and "empty". You can describe when the peacock is full of water and when it overflows using these terms. Teach your child the concept of "rain" and STEM principles as well.

Curiosity
The dipped peacock umbrella releases bubbles, and this inventive sound and effect will spark your child's curiosity.

Imagination and creativity
The peacock-shaped umbrella is a great opportunity to have fun. Imagine walking in the rain with your child. Sing lullabies like "Rain, rain! Go away!" You can also talk to the peacock and ask, "Do you think it will rain today?"

Motor skills
Holding the umbrella underwater and lifting it when full develops larger hand muscles and strengthens the child's gross motor skills.

Sensory
For little ones who struggle with bathing, the gentle splashes from the umbrella can help them gradually get used to bath time.