Plush Sound Pyramid
24,80 € (VAT not included)
Stackable Fabric Pyramid for Babies with Sounds and Animals
A plush sound pyramid for babies, filled with adorable jungle characters. With Albert the elephant, Jack the lion, Elvis the lemur, and a parakeet, your baby can stack the pieces one by one while discovering different sounds and textures. A soft, safe toy that stimulates curiosity and sensory development from the very first months.
- Stackable fabric pyramid featuring Lilliputiens jungle characters.
- Each piece makes a different sound that piques the baby’s curiosity.
- Includes a fabric ball to knock down the pyramid and start the game over.
- Soft, lightweight material, ideal for small hands.
- It promotes fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and sensory exploration.
- Designed to encourage active play and cause-and-effect learning.
It is designed for young babies who are beginning to explore and handle objects, usually starting in the first few months of life.
| Weight | 0,380 kg |
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| Dimensions | 19 × 18 × 21 cm |
| Brand | Lilliputiens |
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Description
Plush tower with animal faces for stacking and listening to sounds
What if each piece hid a little surprise? With the Lilliputiens Plush Sound Pyramid , your baby gradually discovers the jungle characters as they stack the pieces and hear different sounds from each one.
Albert the elephant proudly holds up his friends: Jack the lion, Elvis the lemur, and a little parakeet perched at the top of the pyramid. Each piece invites the baby to handle, explore, and experiment. And when the tower is finished, it’s time for the most fun part: dropping the fabric ball to make it wobble and starting all over again.
This toy combines sensory exploration, active play, and early learning, making it the perfect activity for curious babies.
Benefits of the sound pyramid for babies:
It is designed to support the baby’s development through play. It promotes hand-eye coordination as the baby tries to place each piece in the tower. It also stimulates fine motor skills as the baby handles the fabric pieces and discovers the sounds they make. In addition, it introduces the concept of cause and effect, as the baby learns that moving or stacking the pieces leads to something fun happening.
The repetitive play of building and knocking down the tower also helps develop curiosity, attention, and sensory exploration.
The baby can start by handling each character separately, exploring their shapes and sounds. Little by little, they’ll learn to stack them to build the complete pyramid. Once assembled, they can throw the fabric ball to knock it down and start the game over, creating a fun experience based on repetition and surprise.
This pyramid is made up of several pieces of soft fabric representing jungle characters: Albert the elephant at the base, Jack the lion, Elvis the lemur, and a little parakeet at the top. Each piece makes a different sound when handled, and the set includes a fabric ball designed to knock the tower down and expand the play possibilities.
It is designed for young babies who are beginning to explore and handle objects, usually starting in the first few months of life.
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The Children's Fabric Calendar «The Passage of Time» has pieces for the day, date, month and weather. Alice's magnetic tree «My day» is a wooden board with everyday scene cards for ordering and explaining what happens each day. And the Little Red Riding Hood reversible puppet hides three characters in one: Red Riding Hood, Grandma and the wolf.Sounds and textures for the youngest
The sound pyramid is built from stackable fabric pieces with jungle animals, each with its own sound. And the Sounds and Textures Book «On the Farm» is an animal story to touch and listen to.Why buy Lilliputiens at Logopedicum?
We stock the part of the range that gets the most use at home and in therapy (calendars, puppets, sensory books and baby toys), with the same characters from start to finish.
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