Description
About the product:
- Article number: 91050
- Brand: Bajo
- Recommended age by the manufacturer: 3+
- Warning: the set might contain small parts, therefore please do not give it to children under the recommended age!
- Measurement: each module is app. 2 cms thick
- The set consists of 102 different pieces.
- Material: wood
- Care: We always advice you to clean the toy with a wet wipe, before the first use. Please do not expose the wood to excessive wetness, and never immerse it fully in water!
Bajo products are made of carefully selected FSC certified wood and each product is hand checked to ensure quality of the completed item. All of their toys conform with the European Directives for Toys (DIN EN 71).
About Bajo:
Bajo is a family-owned Polish design and manufacturing company, founded 25 years ago by Wojciech Bajor, an academic architect and set designer. The factory – located in a scenic region at the foot of Polish Carpathian Mountains – has been introducing sustainable solutions to the toy creation process over the last quarter of century, and making hundreds of successful toy designs. Bajo toys are often used as pedagogical aids in kindergartens, too, which find applications for educational and for rehabilitation purposes. Clever mechanics, vivid colors, and innovative designs spark the imagination and delight children, parents and educators alike. Read more about Bajo or check our full range of Bajo products.
Mama Bear’s Favourite:
I love this set because it stretches a little bit further than usual building block packs – not only the colours, but rather the shapes which ignites little minds to think even more like architects. The blocks in black, blue, light blue, purple and lilac create pillars, columns, pedestals of castles, giving it height and variety. Building blocks that are red, orange, pink and yellow are rectangular and form the walls of the building. Green blocks are smaller and angular. These pieces give the buildings individuality any architect can create. And finally the green blocks can inspire tree formations. Building blocks are very versatile anyway: you can use them with your child for many Montessori-inspired tray activities as well, like colour recognition, sorting, shape tracing, or matching with their shadow cards.
