Description
Dive into a world of fun：The cloth fish set includes a charming fabric fishing rod, ocean-themed design portable bag, 15 adorable fish, and 5 stack cups. Whether at home or on the go, this Montessori fishing toy is the perfect companion for your baby
Safe Materials, Peace of Mind: Fishing toy is made from high-quality and soft fabric that is completely safe for children, providing long-lasting entertainment for toddles. No sharp edges and hard plastic, ensuring a worry-free playtime
2-in-1 Charming Bag: With a beautiful ocean-themed design, it’s not just for storage, but also unfold to become the fishing mat, providing a soft and colorful play area, allowing your children to have a happy and enjoyable fishing experience anywhere
Easy Fishing Experience: With the Velcro patch on the rod, even little baby could effortlessly picks up the little fish. Toddler cloth fishing game developing their hand-eye coordination when they catch the cloth fish over and over again
Multiple ways to play: Stack cups to encourage problem-solving and spatial awareness; match the fish to the correct colored cup to enhance their color recognition skills; put correct number of fish into the cup could cup
Cute Ring Ring Fish Pole: When the baby swings the fishing rod, the fishing rod will make a bell sound, making it even more engaging and encouraging them to use their sense of touch and hearing simultaneously. It brings the fishing experience to more fun
Number Counting Development: when toddle place a certain number of fish in a cup, they start to understand quantity and counting. This hands-on approach makes learning numbers fun and engaging. They can also compare the numbers on different cups and understand concepts like more or less
Color Classification Ability: This fishing toy encourages them to match the fish to the corresponding colored cup. As they do this, they develop an understanding of different colors and how to group items based on color
Fine Motor Skills Enhancement: Hold the rod, catch the fish, and place the fish in the cup; this process involves fine motor skills such as hand-eye coordination, grip strength. As they repeat these actions, their fine motor skills gradually improve
