25-26 Months
'Nooo'
What Does Your Child from 25 to 26 Months Like to Play With?
Your son or daughter is already walking well now. His steps are more stable and he has already learned to make the same movement that adults use to walk, from the heel to the toes. In addition, each day he improves his ability to jump, throw a ball, brush his teeth without help, and wash and dry his hands.
However, he needs more and more practice to do other things that require greater coordination between vision and motor skills, such as catching a ball. His visual maturity is not yet complete and this has a big influence.
At this stage, your baby will develop the following skills:
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Coordination |
Imagination |
Fine Motor
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Visual
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Language |
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Cognitive |
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To promote these skills, we offer you a box with a series of toys for your baby to start following the various stimuli.
Half the time you might understand what he's trying to say, but don't expect everything he says to make sense until he's four years old. The more you talk to him or her, the more sociable he or she will be, and the more questions you ask him or her, the better his or her language skills will be. It is essential to respond to what he says instead of dedicating yourself to correcting his grammar.
Some of The Toys in the
Play Box 'Nooo'
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Puzzle NumbersThe time has come to start learning the numbers. This beautiful puzzle will help your child to do that, in addition to allowing your little one to practice and continue developing their fine motor skills. |
3D animalsEach animal belongs in its place! Fine motor skills and abilities are required for this lovely pastel colour matching puzzle. |
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Stackable PuzzleAdjust the pieces, the shapes and immerse your little one in learning colours. This puzzle has several educational functions and the degree of demand will be adapted to the growth of your baby. |
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Play Guide 25 to 26 monthsAll our Play Boxes contain a free play guide that explains in detail the educational objective of each game and how you can use it to teach your baby to discover and learn new things. |
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Learning for baby and parents |
Made by child development experts |
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Made from Sustainable materials |
What are the Play Boxes?
During the first years, your baby learns and builds a large part of their future abilities, at a dizzying pace. That is why, as the months go by, your baby acquires new capabilities that we need to stimulate with educational games adapted to each stage. The content of our boxes is made by specialists in early childhood education and we have Play Boxes adapted to babies from 0 to 3 years old.
The concept is simple: you only pay when we send the box to you every two months. Each Play Box contains a variety of educational toys with a corresponding guide for parents This explains step by step how to use each toy with your baby and its educational purpose.
Subscribe to the Play Box that corresponds to your baby's age and start enjoying the beauty of playing and learning together right now.
How does it work?
Subscribe to your first Play Box based on your baby's age
Receive a box full of educational toys every two months
Each box is specifically tailored to your baby's age.
You can cancel or pause your subscription at any time -without any commitment!
Your shipments are always free and the subscription is charged every two months.
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0-4 Months | Here I Am |
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5-6 Months
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What's going on |
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7-8 Months
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Smileee |
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9-10 Months | Let me touch |
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11-12 Months
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Hello World |
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13-14 Months
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Genius |
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15-16 Months
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Bla Bla Bla |
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17-18 Months
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Destroyer |
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19-20 Months
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Marco Polo |
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21-22 Months
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Little Einstein |
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23-24 Months
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Mozart |
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24-26 Months
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27-28 Months
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29-30 Months
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31-32 Months
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33-34 Months
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35-36 Months
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