Farmers Funday Wooden Stacking Tower

Encourage creativity and early development with this charming wooden stacking tower. Featuring colourful discs designed for little hands, it invites babies to stack, roll, and explore freely. From sensory discovery to imaginative play, this versatile toy supports essential skills while offering endless opportunities for fun, learning, and hands-on exploration.

• DEVELOPS FINE MOTOR SKILLS as toddlers grasp, align, and stack discs to build their tower.
• ENHANCES HAND-EYE COORDINATION through guided and independent stacking and arranging activities.
• ENCOURAGES SENSORY EXPLORATION with lightweight discs that create sound and movement during play.
• SUPPORTS COGNITIVE AND LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT through naming colours, shapes, and playful interaction.
• INSPIRES CREATIVITY AND OPEN-ENDED PLAY as children roll, sort, stack, and create their own imaginative scenarios.

FEATURES:

1. 6 colourful wooden discs in varying sizes
2. Lightweight design, perfect for little hands
3. Stackable, rollable, and versatile for multiple play patterns
4. Smooth, durable finish for safe play
5. Made using wood from responsibly managed forests

AGE TIPS:

6+ MONTHS: STIMULATES THE SENSES

Scatter the wooden discs on the floor and let your baby explore them independently. You can encourage your little one to push them together so the discs clink, creating fun and engaging sounds.

9 + MONTHS: DEVELOPS FINE MOTOR SKILLS

Invite your baby to practice holding the discs and banging them together. Stack the discs and let your baby knock down your tower—an especially fun way of learning!

12+ YEARS: SUPPORTS LANGUAGE AND COGNITION

Support your baby as they try to stack the discs all on their own. Look at the cute illustrations painted on them and talk about what you see. This little chat is a wonderful way of supporting language development.

18+ YEARS: INSPIRES IMAGINATION AND CREATIVITY

Your baby is now big enough to play with the toy imaginatively and independently. Encourage open-ended play: rolling, sorting, and arranging the discs any way they like.