BippityBoppityBoo Toys
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BippityBoppityBoo Large Rainbow Stacker 6-A Macaron
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£23.92
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BippityBoppityBoo Wooden Pull Puzzles Human Organ
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£24.99 £39.99
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BippityBoppityBoo Spinning Drum With Mirror
Age: 6 Months-2 Years
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£32.99 £49.99
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BippityBoppityBoo Wooden Pull Puzzles Snail
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£24.99 £39.99
Toys like lacing and buckle toys are good to develop children's fine motor skills, while balance beams are good for their gross motor. You can opt for rainbow stackers to refine their senses.
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£49.00
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BippityBoppityBoo Human Body Anatomy Puzzle
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£45.99 £60.00
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BippityBoppityBoo Wooden Pull Puzzles Dinosaur
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£24.99 £39.99
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BippityBoppityBoo 8 Moon Phases Wooden Puzzle
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£30.00 £45.99
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BippityBoppityBoo Wooden Pull Puzzles Fruit
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£24.99 £39.99
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BippityBoppityBoo Wooden Pull Puzzles Traffic
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£24.99 £39.99
Introducing a play gym with hanging black and white cards to your newborn is good to develop visual senses while playing with blocks will benefit a 3-year-old toddler with their language development.
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BippityBoppityBoo Wooden Pull Puzzles Orange
Age: 3 Years and Up
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£24.99 £39.99
"The child does not work in order to move or in order to become intelligent. He works to adapt to his environment. It is essential that he has many experiences in the environment if he is to do this. " Maria Montessori, The 1946 London Lectures