‹ Catalogue Réf REFL7055

Sliceable Wooden Tomato Pretend Kitchen Food

Crafted from smooth natural wood, this authentic sliceable wooden tomato pretend kitchen food provides toddlers from 1 year with an enriching tactile experience that inspires self-directed discovery. Designed to nurture fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, it introduces fundamental concepts through calm, focused hands-on play.

1,20 €
2,99 € -60%
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Gevoelige periode: 3-6 ans • Vie Pratique & Autonomie Quotidienne

Montessori-Pedagogiek & Kindontwikkeling

Ontworpen om natuurlijke zelfstandigheid te bevorderen door tastbaar ontdekken

Carefully crafted from high-quality natural wood, this authentic educational toy (Sliceable Wooden Tomato Pretend Kitchen Food) invites children to explore textures, movements, and problem-solving through joyful hands-on play.

Montessori Pedagogy & Educational Benefits

Inspired by Maria Montessori's child-centred learning principles, this material encourages self-correction, spatial awareness, and deep concentration. Children develop autonomy as they manipulate tactile wooden components at their own natural rhythm.

Fine Motor Dexterity & Coordination

Engaging with carefully sized wooden pieces exercises the pincer grasp, strengthens wrist control, and sharpens hand-eye coordination—foundational skills essential for writing, drawing, and daily practical independence.

Eco-Friendly & Child-Safe Craftsmanship

Made from responsibly sourced solid wood finished with smooth, splinter-free edges and non-toxic water-based stains. Fully certified in compliance with European CE and British toy safety standards.

Wat dit materiaal bij uw kind ontwikkelt

Motricité fine

Précision gestuelle et maîtrise des doigts

Coordination œil-main

Synchronisation visuelle et motrice

Autonomie & persévérance

Capacité d'auto-correction par l'action

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