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Little Botanic Label Regenboog+Regenboog Confetti (7stuks)

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Little Botanic Label Regenboog+Regenboog Confetti (7stuks)Sensorische Pittenzakjes Regenboog + Regenboog Confetti (7 stuks) Spelen in kleur! Laat je kind de magie van kleuren ontdekken met deze vrolijke regenboogkleurige sensorische pittenzakjes! Deze set van 7 handgemaakte pittenzakjes brengt niet alleen kleur in het spel, maar prikkelt ook de zintuigen en stimuleert creativiteit. Extra bijzonder: n van de zakjes heeft een speelse regenboog confetti print voor ng meer variatie! Waarom zijn deze pittenzakjes

 

🌈 Sensorische Pittenzakjes - Regenboog + Regenboog Confetti (7 stuks) – Spelen in kleur! 🌈

Laat je kind de magie van kleuren ontdekken met deze vrolijke regenboogkleurige sensorische pittenzakjes! Deze set van 7 handgemaakte pittenzakjes brengt niet alleen kleur in het spel, maar prikkelt ook de zintuigen en stimuleert creativiteit. Extra bijzonder: één van de zakjes heeft een speelse regenboog confetti-print voor nóg meer variatie!

🤲 Waarom zijn deze pittenzakjes zo leuk?
Sensorisch spel – stimuleert tastzin, zicht en gehoor
Open-ended speelgoed – geen regels, alleen eindeloos speelplezier
Montessori-inspirerend – perfect om te sorteren, tellen en balanceren
Duurzaam en handgemaakt – gemaakt in Nederland van natuurlijke materialen
Rustgevend en prikkelverwerkend – helpt bij focus en motorische ontwikkeling

🌟 Spelen zonder grenzen
Deze kleurrijke pittenzakjes kunnen alles zijn! Jouw kind bedenkt zelf hoe ze worden gebruikt, bijvoorbeeld:
🎨 Kleuren sorteren – leg de zakjes op rijtjes of speel een matching-spel
🎯 Gooien en vangen – verbeter oog-handcoördinatie met speelse mikspelletjes
🔢 Tellen en rekenen – maak rekenen visueel en leuk
🏗 Bouwen en stapelen – oefen evenwicht en fijne motoriek
🧚 Fantasierijk spel – worden het schatten, magische bonen of regenboogbruggen?

🌱 Duurzaam & verantwoord speelgoed
Deze pittenzakjes zijn een bewuste keuze voor ouders die kiezen voor kwaliteit en duurzaamheid:
Handgemaakt in Nederland – elk zakje is uniek!
Gevuld met natuurlijke kersen- en druivenpitten – geen plastic vulling
Stoffen met OEKO-TEX keurmerk – veilig en vrij van schadelijke stoffen
CE-gecertificeerd – voldoet aan Europese veiligheidseisen

👶 Voor welke leeftijd?
Geschikt voor kinderen vanaf 6 maanden tot 8 jaar. In de babyfase is het vooral een sensorisch speeltje, terwijl oudere kinderen ze gebruiken voor rekenen, mikken of rollenspel.
Let op: Gebruik onder de 3 jaar altijd onder toezicht.

📏 Afmeting: +/- 13 x 15 cm
🧼 Onderhoud: Met de hand wassen en 48 uur laten drogen

Met deze Regenboog + Regenboog Confetti set van 7 sensorische pittenzakjes breng je kleur, creativiteit en eindeloos speelplezier in huis! 🌈💛

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