Clementoni

Balancing Bear

Balancing Bear - Main image
$6.34 $9.9 In stock

Category: NEONATI & PRIMA INFANZIA

Le braccia dell'orsetto diventano una bilancia su cui posizionare i tronchetti colorati.

Un gioco ispirato al metodo Montessori, adatto per avvicinarsi giocando al concetto del peso e dell'equilibrio.

Il bambino può divertirsi ad impilare i tronchetti sopra la testa dell'orsetto.

Un classico "balance toy" dal design empatico e coinvolgente per bambini a partire dai 18 mesi.

Gioco perfetto per affinare la manualità e stimolare lo sviluppo cognitivo del bambini.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian V. ★★★★★

My daughter keeps coming back to this bear every day—she loves sliding the colored logs onto its arms and watching them tip when one side gets heavier. It’s such a simple way to teach balance without any screens, and the wooden pieces feel sturdy enough for toddler hands.

Steven D. ★★★★★

My four-year-old was so proud the first time she balanced all three blocks on one arm without them falling. Seeing her concentrate on which side gets heavier is exactly the kind of hands-on learning I was hoping for.

Aurora T. ★★★★★

My toddler loves figuring out which block to add without tipping the bear. The arms really do move like a scale, making the concept of balance so tangible for a three-year-old. It's kept her focused for way longer than I expected.