Product Overview
Four bright and colourful puzzles specially designed for children. The puzzles feature images of Oink (a pink pig), Moo (a black and white cow), Cluck (a brown chicken) and Baa (a white fluffy sheep), shown within brightly coloured farm backgrounds. Each puzzle has been carefully designed to ensure children get plenty of visual clues to help them assemble the pieces, helping to build their confidence and encouraging them to move onto other titles and larger piece counts. Start with the 2 piece puzzle and move onto the 3, 4 and 5 piece puzzles once your children has started to understand the concept of piecing together the different scenes. Our My First kids puzzles in 2,3,4 and 5 pieces are crafted with premium quality and measure 16.5 x 11.5cm when complete. Great puzzles for Children 18 Months old and up.
Bestselling puzzle brand worldwide - With over 1 billion puzzles sold, our children’s jigsaw puzzles make ideal gifts for boys and great gifts for girls. Perfect toys for your child – Puzzles for kids of every age help support a child’s development as they play, building skills such as concentration and creativity. Positively Puzzling - From fun family times together to long term health benefits and day-to-day mindful moments, there are so many positives about the humble Jigsaw! They make a great birthday gift or smashing Christmas gift
Puzzle fun with an increasing challenge for children from 2 years of age! Assembling the lovingly illustrated images can be quite a challenge at first, but with a little practice they will soon be able to do the puzzle with six or eight pieces. When children do puzzles, they playfully train spatial thinking, patience, hand-to-eye coordination and even have great fun. The age-appropriate Ravensburger puzzles show pictures from a world that is familiar to children and inspires them. And there’s nothing to worry about if your child likes to put the pieces in their mouth: the safety of all materials used has been confirmed by an independent institute. For more than 100 years, we have been developing puzzles that children love: with age-appropriate images, complexity and size.
