GOOD WOOD THREADING/ LACING BOARD

SENSORY OWL LTD

£43.5

The intertwined teddy bear will take your child into a world of fun and creativity. In addition, entirely gradually, it will teach how to tie laces and help develop manual skills. Hand manipulation and weaving the string through the holes, the child exercises precision and prepares the hand for writing. Why? Before a toddler can start putting down his first letters, he needs to develop fine motor skills – learn to operate his hand and fingers. This is precisely what the play with Threading Board serves to do. Thanks to the teddy bear, learning to tie shoes, lacing and interlacing becomes a bea

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