MULE Labyrinth

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• Rigina

  January 30 2012 at 00: 26

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  We have presented this, but my daughter (1,7) is not very plays, when can grow up.

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• Cathay

  January 31 2012 at 00: 36

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  A year ago, when I was at the IKEA store, our son saw this labyrinth. Although we planned a completely different toy, we had to buy it. I will say that not only children, but also adults, too, it is interesting and exciting to move brusochki. Although the toy is designed for age from year to year, but we bought when the son was 2 and a half. First time he was always engaged with this labyrinth, then less often, and now, when he is 3 and a half years old, we use this toy to study the account (we think we move the blocks, move, add, take away). So, this toy again became relevant. You can differently combine colors and rearrange the wires themselves ... In general, we are very pleased with the acquisition. For kids from a year in general it will be interesting, develops orientation in space and perspective, improves finger motility, logical thinking. The wooden parts are made very well from the birch massif, covered with a thin layer of varnish, without chipping. The metal wire is covered with paint. Everything is sorted out and compactly folded. All holes and grooves are already drilled and well processed.

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