Name: Let's Look!
Brand: KiwiCo
SKU: PVIS-F2219
Price: 50 USD
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Let's Look!

With this crate, your toddler will refine their motor skills and develop hand-eye coordination through open-ended play.

Fitting shapes and peg people into the car lets your toddler experiment with hand-eye coordination.

Identify and mix up translucent colors by stacking, balancing, and letting light shine through five shapes.

Three chubby crayons double as creative stacking toys that build your toddler’s grasping strength.

Drop the star into the maze for a wiggly demonstration of cause and effect.

Over 20 pages of research-backed guidance, development milestones, and activities to try at home.

The back-and-forth ramp lets toddlers learn about cause and effect with two cars and two optical illusion wheels.

Play hide and seek with a dinosaur as you push and pull the sliders to find it.

Right now, your toddler is learning some
amazing sleights of hand-eye coordination.
Holding crayons, grasping spoons, and stacking blocks (around three at a time!)
are just the beginning.

Time to pull out those big crayons. Because the more your toddler practices using the small muscles in their hands and wrists — whether they’re scribbling, grasping, or turning pages — the stronger their fine motor and grasping skills become.

Your toddler’s newest superpower? Making things happen all by themselves! As they experiment with cause and effect (Hmmm, what happens when I pull all the utensils out of the drawer? Oh! They make a big sound!), try to meet them with humor and encouragement — it does wonders to keep the learning going.

Playing with your toddler is important (and fun), but supporting their solo play is crucial, too. It helps them build self-sufficiency and confidence, it teaches them to problem-solve, and it widens their imaginations. And bonus: It gives you some downtime. Happy baby, happy grownup!

When your toddler does puzzles, they’re not just honing their hand muscles — they’re also working out their noggin. And remember, although it’s tempting to fit that cow piece in for them, your child learns more when they figure it out themselves. So moo-ve over, grownup!

Toddlers love imaginary play — from dressing up their stuffies to “baking” mud pies to throwing make- believe tea parties where you’re the special guest. And fine-motor activities like these do double duty by building their hand-eye coordination, too.

Set a young child in front of a stack of blocks or sorting shapes, and they’ll get busy! These time-and-toddler-tested toys do wonders to develop finger and brain dexterity.

Young children still have difficulty properly identifying colors, so whether sorting blocks or socks, help by giving the words to colors: These socks are yellow. Those blocks are green.

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