Child puzzle

Wooden puzzle Goose 5 pieces made of France. With its presence, the goose strutte gracefully strutted in the farmyard! This 5-piece puzzle will revive the little ones with its simplicity and bright colors.

Puzzle in raw beech kitten and its paintings made in France. Did you know? There are more than one hundred breeds of cats. We would have started to domesticate it 10,000 years ago, which probably explains why we love them so much! With its cartoon tunes, the wooden cat puzzle is a lot of fun.

Wolf puzzle in raw beech and its paintings made in France. Did you know? Each wolf has a howl of its own. It allows them to recognize each other. What singular howl will this wooden wolf puzzle have?

Whale puzzle in raw beech and its paintings made in France. Did you know? The young of the whale is called the calf, but also the "calf". It is also the name given to the young of the elephant or seal. It is easy to imagine the crazy adventures that the youngest will tell themselves with their whale and its wooden cub.

Puzzle parrot on his pearl in raw beech and his paintings made in France. Did you know? Parrots let their uneaten seeds litter the ground of their aviary. This is not waste in itself, since other species of animals feed on its seeds abandoned by parrots. The seeds left behind also allow the plants to proliferate.

Puzzle turtle Ball in raw beech and its paintings made in France. Did you know? The turtle is one of the animals closest to dinosaurs, it has not evolved much since its appearance that we date back approximately 220 million years!

Puzzle Ane to paint in solid beech. It has been domesticated for millennia and renders many services to man! and yet don't we say "to be stubborn like a donkey"?

Wooden puzzle mill 5 pieces made in France. Indispensable miniature farms that our blond heads love, the wooden mill will feed all their stories and country fantasies.

Wooden rhino puzzle 5 pieces handmade and in france. How about giving your child a domesticated rhino that stands properly and doesn't risk destroying the house? This is actually a good idea for little beginners in the puzzle game