Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Interactive Pop and Surprise Animals Toy

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$13.61 $21.95 In stock

Category: Fine Motor

12 months & up. Built in animals pop up and reward a little one's curiosity! They simply press the shaped button to see an animal pop up, encouraging fine motor skills and tactile exploration. Helps little ones learning about the concept of cause-and-effect and practicing their color recognition skills. Each button requires a different action - turn, press, flip, or slide them to see which animal pops out. A fun way to introduce them to first words, shapes, numbers, and colors. Colors may vary.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

My 14-month-old loves slamming the shaped buttons to make the animals spring up—it keeps her busy for way longer than I expected. The pop-up action is smooth and sturdy enough to survive repeated drops from her high chair.

Daniel ★★★★★

The shaped buttons are perfectly sized for tiny hands—my daughter smacks them with her palm and giggles every time an animal pops up. It's held her attention way longer than most toys, and I've noticed her hand-eye coordination improving already.

Jacob V. ★★★★★

My 14-month-old can't get enough of pressing the shaped buttons to make the animals pop up. It's been a great way to keep her hands busy and teach her cause and effect.