Lifeskills Board

Name: Lifeskills Board
Brand: Bigjigs Toys

Bigjigs Toys

£29.99

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Life Skills Board by Bigjigs Toys Enhances Fine Motor Skills Dexterity and Practical Life Learning for Young Children Develop children's fine motor skills and dexterity as they explore each different component. Undo a lock, latch or zip anywhere on the board as the hidden scenes are unveiled underneath. Little fingers can lift the elastic from the buttons on the clouds, unzip the orange tent, lift the latch of the metal lock buckle on the grey house, unclip the buckle on the barn, undo the belt buckle on the yellow house, and open the leather pouch on the purple house. A fun, sensory way to bu

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Registered at Companies House as BIGJIGS TOYS LIMITED, number 04710017. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Lifeskills Board

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