Description

Jucaus Flower and Snail bath toys set, 18 months+, Yookidoo

A garden themed bathroom set contains two pots and a sprinkler. A pot with a snail that raises its eyes and a spindly ladybug. The other pot has a worm and a flower that hides a bee inside the flower. A perfect set full of surprises.

Game Mode:
Water each pot. Watch as a worm rises from a pot and the flower petals open to reveal a bee. Or see how from the other pot, the eyes of the snail rise and the mullet spins.
Includes a sprayer and two bathtub mounts.
Develops hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
It teaches cause and effect and demonstrates essential STEM principles.
The toy can be used with the water in the bathtub, so the water level and temperature will remain constant.
The toy can also be used in the sink or pool
The toy promotes learning through STEM - important for the development of contemporary children.

Benefits:
Gaining knowledge
Using water you can open the flower or make the snail move its eyes, which explains the relationship between cause and effect. This fun activity introduces essential STEM principles, such as concepts like full and empty, the power of water, and the dynamics between tools and systems.
Curiosity
Pouring water from the sprinkler, the snail moves its head and like a flower opens its petals to reveal a bee. These actions develop the little one's curiosity and motivate him to discover and understand how and why things work the way they do.
Imagination & Creativity
Watering the pot introduces a new world of roleplay. Kids can enjoy interactions like cuckoo-boo with the friendly bee, grow an entire imaginary garden and interact with toys.
Gross motor skills
Wetting the pot forces the child to raise the arm, engaging the shoulder joint and helping to develop and strengthen gross motor skills.
Coordination
The action of tilting the sprinkler and intentionally pouring water into the appropriate hole develops hand-eye coordination.
Communication
Make up a story about the snail, the earthworm and the bee. Sing along with your child. Ask him what plants he would like to plant in the garden now.
Cooperation
Pouring water with the sprinkler and triggering the chain reaction of the flower is a perfect opportunity to learn to share a toy and take turns - whether with a parent, sibling or friend. "First it's my turn to water the flower. Now it's your turn.

Presentation:
1x Pot with snail
1x Pot with earthworm and bee
1x Sprinklers
2x Fixing system for bathtub