WOOPIE Smash the Frogs Interactive Toy for Babies

"Knock the Frogs" from Woopie is a fun, interactive game that introduces your little one to a world of lights, sounds, and movement! It's perfect for the youngest explorers aged 18 months and up who love new activities. This game is more than just fun – it's a true adventure that develops the senses, stimulates the imagination, and encourages movement. The game is simple yet incredibly addictive! When the colorful frogs light up, your little one's task is to hit them with a soft hammer. This challenge requires quickness and observation – frogs appear in various places, so there's no time for boredom! Additionally, each key activates a pleasant melody , creating a unique soundscape that adds joy to every moment of play. But that's not all! The Frog Shooter offers four different functions: from the fun of popping frogs, through piano playing, to animal sounds and melodic songs that play when you press the keys. This ensures that every child will find something to interest them and keep them occupied for a long time, while parents can be sure their child is having creative and developing fun. The toy is powered by AAA batteries.

Characteristic:

• - A toy intended for children from 18 months
• - Illuminated frogs, melodies and sounds
• - Soft hammer
• - 5 colored keys with melodies
• - Powered by 3 AAA batteries (not included)
• - Friendly colors that stimulate the child's imagination

The toy develops:

• Creativity - The piano function allows children to create their first melodies, developing their musical imagination. Children can experiment with different sounds and create their own unique compositions.
• - Curiosity - Animal sounds and melodies hidden under the keys encourage children to discover what happens when they press each button. It's a great way to learn through play.
• Dexterity and precise movements - hitting the illuminated frogs requires precision and reflexes, and the soft hammer is perfect for little hands. It's a great way to practice hand-eye coordination.
• - Coordination – playing with frogs and pressing piano keys are activities that engage both the hands and the eyes. Children learn to synchronize their movements with what they see and hear, which supports the development of fine motor skills and makes them increasingly more agile.