Toddler puzzles

This Barnyard Sounds Chunky Puzzle Set from Gigglescape™ lets your little one assemble a charming barnyard scene. Designed to be easy to hold, the eight double-sided animal pieces slot into place on one side of the wooden board and are free to roam on the back. Plus, the board emits sounds when switched on, giving them an extra immersive experience. Gigglescape™: Where play starts and discovery never ends.

Stimulate the senses with this textured animal puzzle from Melissa & Doug, which features four animal friends. Shop today from Melissa & Doug!

These are the best types of puzzles for toddlers aged 1 to 3. There are recommendations for peg puzzles, shape sorters, mix-and-match puzzles and jigsaw puzzles.

Ample Quantity to Meet Your Needs: you will receive 9 sets of wooden puzzles for toddlers in different styles with 1 piece of puzzle storage rack; The quantity and styles are sufficient for you to use and replace, and can easily meet your daily use and other requirements Exquisite Dimension to Apply: the size of these wooden peg puzzles for toddlers is about 30 x 22 cm/ 11.8 x 8.7 inches, and the puzzle holder rack for kids is about 31 x 20 x 15.5 cm/ 12.2 x 7.9 x 6.1 inches, appropriate and…

2-4 years : Target

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After having introduced my little man to chunky puzzles, next up on my list was to create simple two-piece jigsaw puzzles. I wanted to keep it really simple, attractive and fun for him to play with. I have a few shop bought 2,3 pieces puzzles, but I wanted to begin with homemade ones first. So after looking around for some ideas I came up with this idea. Using cardboard scraps, coloured paper bits some googly eyes and coloured pens, I was all set to create my own little pack of jigsaw…

These 28 printable puzzles for toddlers and preschoolers aged 2-6 are perfect for enhancing fine motor skills. Ideal for home or classroom activities.

Do all the pieces from your toddler's puzzles drive you crazy? Are you stuck finding a way to put the puzzles away without having to do them again and again? I found a few tricks that get puzzles off the ground, decrease the area the pieces end up, and make them more interesting for your kids. I have loved using these tricks to contain my own toddler's wooden puzzles. He and I both love the change. #puzzles #organization #toddler | crayonsandspice.com