Jellystone Designs US

Narwhal Shape Sorter

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$18.09 $27 In stock

An educational playroom classic reimagined Jellystone style! Our magical narwhal is ready to play. Bubs and toddlers can discover shapes and develop fine motor skills as they sort each piece through the corresponding openings. With our specially designed base, the blocks hold within the narwhal but can be easily accessed when it is time to play again. The five shapes and narwhal can extend from the playroom to the bath as the silicone is easily cleaned with warm soapy water, the dishwasher or steam steriliser.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella C. ★★★★★

My 18-month-old figured out the star and circle within a day, and now she carries the narwhal around like a little buddy. The pieces are soft enough that I don't worry when she chews on them.

Ava A. ★★★★★

The narwhal pieces are chunky enough that my 2-year-old can actually grip them, which was my main worry with other sorters. She'll sit there for ten minutes pushing the triangle through, and I've caught myself cheering when it drops in.

Nicholas K. ★★★★★

My 14-month-old figured out the star piece within a day, and now she carries the narwhal around by its tail. The shapes are chunky enough that she can't choke on them, which was my main worry.