HABA Wooden Sensory Discovery Blocks - Colours Galore

The HABA Colours Galore Discovery Blocks will stimulate the senses with their fascinating features, textures and sounds capturing young imaginations. This set includes 8 wooden discovery blocks.  

Suitable for babies from 12 months, these colourful sensory blocks include special features to captivate little ones, with tiny bells, rattles, kaleidoscope windows and exciting colours and textures to explore. Pop them in a baby treasure basket to keep little ones occupied, they're great for developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, and encourage your child to use their imagination and extend their vocabulary skills too. Build mini towers and knock them down again, this is a great little block set for taking out and about to keep little hands busy.

Made in Germany from sustainably sourced PEFC certified beech wood and painted with solvent-free, non-toxic paints. Explore HABA educational toys at Babipur, making early years learning fun. 

• 8 sensory discovery blocks
• Educational and fun
• Made from solid sustainable beechwood
• Made in Germany
• Recommended for 12+ months

Size: Individual blocks approx 4cm x 4cm

Age: 12 months +

Sensory Play - Touch: fine motor skills, tripod grip, auditory and visual 

HABA have been creating top-quality children's games and toys for over 80 years. Based in Bad Rodach, Germany, this family-owned business is still run by the third generation of the Habermaass family. Children and family are at the heart of everything HABA does, designing the best toys for kid's growth, development and happiness. HABA toys are designed to last and made from sustainably sourced materials including beech wood from forests within 150km of their company headquarters. Their commitment to sustainable manufacturing runs throughout the business, from sourcing raw materials to packaging, transport, recycling of waste offcuts and even their building design, with green roofs, solar energy and utilisation of rainwater. Discover HABA quality German toys at Babipur.