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Wooden beads maze - Mrs. Peacock

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$11.24 $14.99 In stock

Category: wooden beads maze

A little maze with beads to practice those fine motor skills! The beads with different colours and shapes slide along the wire. And what fun to stack the different parts in the right order, until your animal friend is complete! Your little one will have hours of fun with this product trying to master these skills.The beads maze is made of high quality 100% FSC® certified beech wood. All paints on this product are water based. Available in many different animals.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily J. ★★★★★

My 18-month-old loves sliding the colorful star and circle beads along the wire, and I appreciate how the sturdy wooden base keeps it from tipping over. It's great for practicing those fine motor skills without any frustrating pieces.

Mia Z. ★★★★★

The different bead shapes keep my toddler engaged way longer than I expected, and I love watching her figure out the stacking order. It's sturdy enough to survive being dropped off the couch a few times too.

Madison ★★★★★

My son grabs this maze every morning before I even pour his milk—the way the different colored shapes slide along the wire keeps him focused way longer than I expected. Stacking the pieces in the right order is tricky enough to challenge him, but the wood feels sturdy and smooth, so I don't worry ab