Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Pia The Fill & Spill Pinata

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$15.08 $20.95 In stock

Category: Fine Motor

18 months & up. Make learning to count a hands-on adventure with Pia the Pinata! Kids will love dropping the colorful, textured number treats (1-10), building fine motor skills along the way. When playtime's over, just open the hatch to release the treats and start again! All pieces store neatly inside for easy cleanup, and the included activity guide offers even more ways to play and learn.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

The numbered treats are chunky and easy for my 18-month-old to grip, which makes the dropping motion super satisfying for her. She already recognizes a few numbers, and this toy turns counting practice into a fun game. Great for building fine motor skills without feeling like a lesson.

Lily P. ★★★★★

The numbered treats fit perfectly into Pia’s mouth, and the different textures keep my 20-month-old engaged for a solid ten minutes at a time. We’re already counting together as he drops each one in, which feels like a bonus win.

Andrew M. ★★★★★

My toddler loves dropping the textured number treats into Pia, and I’ve already seen her little fingers getting more precise. It’s a clever way to practice counting and fine motor skills at the same time.