My First Sensory Box – Scarves
20,65 € (VAT not included)
Sensory toy for babies with shapes, scarves, and textures
A sensory box with scarves and wooden pieces designed to let little ones explore textures, shapes, and surprises while they play. This sensory stimulation toy combines hands-on play, sensory discovery, and free play in a format that’s very appealing to children aged 12 months and up.
- Includes 4 wooden pieces: 3 animal heads (panda, cat, and fox) and 1 star
- Contains 4 fabric scarves with different textures to explore with the hands
- The side doors open so you can easily retrieve items from inside
- Distorting mirrors behind the animal heads to add an element of surprise and fun
- It promotes fine motor skills and sensory exploration from the first year
It is recommended for children aged 12 months and up, an ideal age to start exploring textures, shapes, and put-and-take games.
| Weight | 0,670 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20,5 × 11 × 13,5 cm |
In stock
somdn_product_pageDescription
Sensory box with animals and scarves for sensory stimulation and fine motor skills development, for children from 12 months
There are toys that entertain, and then there are those that also invite children to touch, take out, put back in, look, and start all over again, time and time again. That’s what makes this sensory box with scarves from Janod so special: it turns a simple action like pulling out scarves into a discovery activity that’s invaluable for a children’s development.
A sensory toy for exploring with the hands and eyes:
Janod’s “My First Sensory Box – Scarves ” is designed to stimulate a baby’s natural curiosity. The child can put their hand inside, pull out the handkerchiefs, feel their different textures, and play with the wooden pieces while discovering little hidden surprises.
In addition, this toy features a very eye-catching detail: behind the animal heads are distorting mirrors, which grab children’s attention and make the play experience even more fun.
What’s included in this sensory box:
This toy includes four wooden pieces: three animal heads—a panda, a cat, and a fox—and a star. It also includes four fabric scarves with different textures, designed to let children experience a variety of sensations with their hands. On both sides of the box are hinged doors that make it easy to retrieve the pieces and keep playing without frustration.
Benefits of the sensory box with scarves:
The main advantage of this toy is that it helps stimulate the senses in a natural and fun way. At the same time, it promotes fine motor skills, as the child has to grasp, pull, remove, insert, and manipulate the various elements. It also fosters curiosity, attention, and hand-eye coordination—all of which are very important during the first few months of development.
The baby can play by taking the cloth scarves out of the box, touching them, and comparing their textures. Then, they can handle the wooden pieces, explore their shapes, and discover the mirrors hidden behind some of them. The side doors make it easy to put everything away and start over, which encourages repetitive play—very beneficial at this stage.
If you’re looking for a toy that goes beyond mere entertainment, this wooden sensory box for babies is a very well-rounded option. It brings together elements that young children usually love—scarves, different textures, pieces to put in and take out, animals, and mirrors—all in one toy, with a thoughtful design and materials suited for early play.
It is recommended for children aged 12 months and up, an ideal age to start exploring textures, shapes, and put-and-take games.
Janod toys for reading, writing and listening
Learning to write – Essentiel is a wooden box with 28 cards: each letter is raised in capitals, lower case and cursive, with the stroke direction, and the back has a dry-erase side for practising with the marker. The Magneti'book Alphabet is a book-style case with magnetic letters (Spanish alphabet) for building words. And the auditory memory game is a memory game where pairs are matched by sound.Sequences and independence
The Sequencing Cards – The Garden set has 40 cards with 10 four-step stories to put in order and retell. The wooden observation tower, from 18 months, has a two-step stool that builds independence and includes a blackboard with 2 chalks and an eraser.Why buy Janod at Logopedicum?
We pick the Janod games that fit language, reading, writing and attention work, so you can order them with the rest of your clinic materials in one go.
CONTACTA CON NOSOTROS
Departamento de asesoramiento
[email protected]
Departamento de formación
[email protected]
You may also like…
Related products
Wooden musical tree
Medium wooden rainbow
Sensory bottle rice WOW! – with accessories (XL)
Auditory sensory bottle with buttons
https://logopedicum.com/en/product/my-first-sensory-box-scarves/373895 My First Sensory Box - Scarves
Sensory box with animals and scarves for sensory stimulation and fine motor skills development, for children from 12 months
There are toys that entertain, and then there are those that also invite children to touch, take out, put back in, look, and start all over again, time and time again. That’s what makes this sensory box with scarves from Janod so special: it turns a simple action like pulling out scarves into a discovery activity that’s invaluable for a children’s development.
A sensory toy for exploring with the hands and eyes:
Janod's "My First Sensory Box - Scarves " is designed to stimulate a baby's natural curiosity. The child can put their hand inside, pull out the handkerchiefs, feel their different textures, and play with the wooden pieces while discovering little hidden surprises.
In addition, this toy features a very eye-catching detail: behind the animal heads are distorting mirrors, which grab children's attention and make the play experience even more fun.
What's included in this sensory box:
This toy includes four wooden pieces: three animal heads—a panda, a cat, and a fox—and a star. It also includes four fabric scarves with different textures, designed to let children experience a variety of sensations with their hands. On both sides of the box are hinged doors that make it easy to retrieve the pieces and keep playing without frustration.
Benefits of the sensory box with scarves:
The main advantage of this toy is that it helps stimulate the senses in a natural and fun way. At the same time, it promotes fine motor skills, as the child has to grasp, pull, remove, insert, and manipulate the various elements. It also fosters curiosity, attention, and hand-eye coordination—all of which are very important during the first few months of development.
The baby can play by taking the cloth scarves out of the box, touching them, and comparing their textures. Then, they can handle the wooden pieces, explore their shapes, and discover the mirrors hidden behind some of them. The side doors make it easy to put everything away and start over, which encourages repetitive play—very beneficial at this stage.
If you're looking for a toy that goes beyond mere entertainment, this wooden sensory box for babies is a very well-rounded option. It brings together elements that young children usually love—scarves, different textures, pieces to put in and take out, animals, and mirrors—all in one toy, with a thoughtful design and materials suited for early play.
It is recommended for children aged 12 months and up, an ideal age to start exploring textures, shapes, and put-and-take games.
https://logopedicum.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Mi-primera-caja-sensorial-Panuelos-247x300.jpg20.65 instock 1 – 2 years2 – 3 yearsAGEBaby toysCause and effectGAME TYPEGAMES AND TOYSMotor skills gamesTYPE OF TOY 0 0.00 0
https://logopedicum.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Mi-primera-caja-sensorial-Panuelos-247x300.jpg2110221111220012228122275 20.65 20.65 0.00 0.00 1774177987000
