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Pop Blocks Farm Animals

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$17.24 $24.99 In stock

Category: 0-12 Months

Five adorable animals pop together, pull apart, and add up to a farmyard of fine motor fun! Ten linkable pieces include five heads and five tails to make a horse, cow, sheep, pig, and hen . . . or any mixed-up combination. The colorful pieces, compatible with all Pop Blocs play sets, connect with knob-and-socket closures that are easy enough for little hands but provide nice resistance work for growing motor skills and finger strength. The blocks are great for cognitive skills, too: Textured patterns and colors give clues to each animal solution, encouraging multisensory perception. Most of all, this crew of five adorable animals offers lots and lots of fun! Melissa & Doug K's Kids toys nurture early childhood development in three key skill areas: physical, cognitive, and social. With interactive designs and multisensory features, K's Kids promotes constructive play and effortless learning, keeping interest high and new skills flourishing throughout the baby and toddler years!

SUSTAINABILITY

Create a More Playful Planet

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POWER OF PLAY

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam O. ★★★★★

The way the heads and tails click apart is just right for tiny hands—my little one keeps linking the pig’s head to the cow’s tail and giggling at her own invention. It’s sturdy enough to survive being thrown across the room, which happens daily now.

Carter Z. ★★★★★

My six-month-old is obsessed with the ten linkable pieces—she can pop the heads and tails together herself, which keeps her busy way longer than I expected. The pig and hen are her favorites, and I love that it's building her fine motor skills without her even realizing it.

Joshua Y. ★★★★☆

My 9-month-old grabbed the cow head and horse tail right away and has been linking and snapping them nonstop for days. The ten pieces are chunky enough for tiny hands, though I wish the heads stayed on a bit firmer when he yanks them apart.