This toy is good for developing fine motor skills. While playing with the bugs, it also exercises hand-eye coordination. There are two ways to play with the toy.
First, find the worm hiding in the hole in the tree, when the child needs the help of the mother bird. Use its beak to grab the worm out of the hole. Finally, feed the caught worm into the beak of the bird.
The size of the worm has been safety tested to prevent toddlers from choking and the safe design can be guaranteed as a toy for girls and boys as young as 2 years old.
Fine motor development involves basic things like grasping, reaching and raking.
At age 2, toddlers are becoming capable, determined, curious and imaginative enough to really get to grips with “play”, so toys start to get more exciting. Their imagination will be getting stronger and props for role play such as action figures can keep them focused. s!