Description:
This set of soft stacking and nesting blocks combines number learning with animal play to keep little hands engaged while they explore counting and sorting. Designed as a Montessori-friendly toy, these stacking cubes and animal figures help toddlers practise stacking, nesting and basic counting in playtime and bath time.
Key Points
The kit includes six cubes and six matching wild animal toys made to nest inside each other and fit into the cubes for compact storage. The cubes show numbers from 1 to 6 on one face and the corresponding number of animals on another face, promoting number recognition and early counting skills. The animals are bright and tactile, which encourages imaginative play and introduces children to common wild animals such as a hippo, tiger and elephant 🐘.
Play patterns with these pieces vary with age. Younger infants can enjoy simple nesting and tactile exploration, while toddlers can practise stacking towers and matching animals to the numbered sides, improving hand-eye coordination and fine motor control. The set also supports early language development through naming and counting during adult-led or solo play.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Wild Animals Nesting & Stacking Blocks
- Pieces: 12 (6 stacking cubes, 6 animal toys)
- Age range: 12–36 months (manufacturer guidance)
- Materials: environmentally friendly plastic, tested paints
- Standards: conforms to EN71 and CPSIA according to the manufacturer
Usage Recommendations
Introduce one or two pieces at a time to avoid overwhelming the child, and gradually add more as their interest and skill grow. Use the set during bath time or on a play mat to keep small parts contained, and combine counting with everyday routines to reinforce numeracy. For a quieter activity, ask the child to sort animals by colour or size while naming each one, which supports vocabulary building and observation skills 🧸.
Consider that the toys are small enough to be mouthed by younger toddlers, so supervision is advisable according to the manufacturer. The figures are durable for light water play but prolonged exposure to sunlight or harsh cleaning agents may affect colours over time.










