Taf Toys My 1st Domino Rally

Overview

• Dominoes is an ideal game to play with toddlers As rules are simple and they can benefit from playing as they learn to count and to recognize patterns.
• Playing Dominoes helps children improve their visual abilities, photographic memories and assists in developing motor & cognitive skills.
• This special domino meets 18m+ toddlers developmental needs while playing with XL domino tails & domino rail.
• Grows with your baby, Supporting 4 developmental stages.

Details

• Multiple developmental ways to play:

1. Domino rally with rail support
2. Domino rally while matching, recognizing & naming colors
3. Domino while matching images
4. Domino while recognizing shapes & count
5. Domino rally without rail support

• Huge double-sided domino tiles (6x12cm) fits toddlers small hands while matching their developmental stage.
• Comes as a set of 1 plastic rail (30*10cm),1 color rail bottom & 10 double sided domino tiles (12*6cm)
• Education & learning through play.
• BPA-free, PVC-free, Phthalate-free.
• Size: 2.4x 4.7 / 6×12 cm Perfect toy for 12-36 months
• Safety tested to meet our high standards.

Development Values

1. 18M+ Rally Place & push – Matching tiles to slots Supports motor skills development, Hand eye coordination, Spatial vision and strength regulation. Pushing the tiles is very rewording leading to a high motivation of the toddler to repeat it again and again with tons of fun.
2. 24M+ Rally place by color – Matching dominos color to the same color of the rails slot supports cognitive development by color recognition and matching skills.
3. 24M+ Classic domino – Animal matching / amount matching domino Play – Matching amounts & shapes Helps toddler recognize patterns, recognize & name basic shapes and be introduced to counting.
4. 36M+ Rally with no rail – Motor & cognitive skills. Toddler is now able to understand placing the tiles without using the rail.
5. Encourages fine motor skills, cognitive skills, hand-eye coordination, color & shapes recognition. Helps introduce toddler to counting