31-32 Months
'The Scientist'
What Does Your Baby from 31 to 32 Months Like to Play With?
Your child is approaching 3 years old and his development may seem to be slowing down, but the truth is that his mind is a sponge that every day absorbs everything he sees and learns, so he continues to increase his vocabulary, improving his way of thinking, speaking and manual skills. Every day therefore offers a chance to stimulate him and improve his abilities.
At this stage, your baby will develop the following skills:
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Coordination |
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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.
Your child's consciousness continues to develop and his capacity for abstraction increases every day, allowing him to better understand the world. Symbolic play is one of the main keys of these months, which allows the baby to play at being another person (his favourite game will become playing "moms and dads") or to play with a stone pretending is an airplane, for example.
Some of The Toys in the
Play Box 'The Scientist'
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Balancing StonesMontessori balancing stones are pieces of wood carved into the shape of small gems. They are designed to stack and make balance towers that are more difficult than the classic cube-shaped blocks. These stones have many more sides, so they have more options for stacking. |
My First LabTransfer exercises consist of transferring solids or liquids from one container to another. With this we promote muscle coordination, which will allow your child to be more confident when eating, for instance. |
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Mix and Match GameBy now you will have realized that children love to classify. This game is desig- ned to encourage logical thinking while expanding vocabulary and practicing concentration. The game allows you to increase and decrease the difficulty; by putting more wooden chips on the table, you will make it more difficult for your child to find the ones he needs. |
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Play Guide 31 to 32 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 |
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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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