Senger-Naturwelt
Hand puppet - Frog
- Anbefalt alder: 3+ mnd
Passer for barnet som liker rollelek, historier og samspill med voksne eller andre barn.
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Product Information
Product Information
Frog or prince? Let your child dive into a world full of imagination with this charming hand puppet from Senger Naturwelt. The soft frog from the Forest Animals collection is perfect for puppet shows, storytelling, and creative role-play. It is also a useful aid for parents who want to make everyday situations like brushing teeth, bedtime, or getting dressed more playful and engaging. The hand puppet is made from GOTS-certified organic cotton and filled with soft organic sheep’s wool, making it a safe and natural companion from the very beginning.
What is the child learning?
What is the child learning?
Stimulates imagination and creativity.
Develops language and communication.
Strengthens social skills through role play.
Helps the child express and understand emotions.
Encourages storytelling and creative thinking.
Makes learning and daily routines more fun through play.
Provides security and closeness through cuddling and interaction.
Specifications
Specifications
Brand: Senger Naturwelt
Collection: Forest Animals
Product type: Hand puppet
Motif: Frog
Material: GOTS-certified organic cotton plush
Filling: Organic sheep's wool
Recommended age: From newborn
Country of production: Latvia
Security and authorizations
Security and authorizations
Made from GOTS-certified organic cotton.
Filled with organic sheep's wool.
Produced in Europe.
Developed with high-quality natural materials.
Use and maintenance
Use and maintenance
Wash according to the washing instructions.
Let the puppet air dry after washing.
Suitable for puppet shows, role play, reading sessions, and educational activities.
Om merket
Om merket
Senger Naturwelt lager myke kosedyr og tekstilprodukter med fokus på naturmaterialer og et rolig, tidløst uttrykk. Mange av produktene er laget i økologisk bomull og fylt med naturlige materialer.
