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Wooden small activity cube

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$16.47 $24.95 In stock

Category: activity toy

This mini activity cube has plenty of space for fun. It's packed with fascinating features, like a mirror, an abacus and moving parts. There are sound effects and buttons to push, beads to move along and even gears to rotate. In fact, there's something new to discover every time, as they develop their fine motor skills, fine-tune their colour perception and begin to understand cause and effect. There are infinite possibilities for play, so this is a toy that'll be by your baby's side for a long time.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

The abacus on top is way more engaging than I expected—my toddler keeps sliding the beads back and forth for ages. The buttons with sound effects are a nice touch too, and the whole thing feels sturdy enough for daily play.

Violet ★★★★★

The mirror on this little cube is a genius touch, my niece keeps kissing her own reflection. The beads slide smoothly along the wire and the buttons make just enough noise without driving me crazy. It's small enough to toss in the diaper bag, which I appreciate more than she does.

Christopher ★★★★★

My 18-month-old spends a solid 20 minutes pushing the buttons and sliding beads along the wires, which is a small miracle. The sound effects aren't annoying yet either.