Life Cycle Puzzle

Why Ariro’s Life Cycle Puzzle?

• When your toddler is ready for the cognitive explosion this is the right puzzle to understand how an organism changes from birth to adulthood.
• 10 pieces printed both sides for the compact approach
• Realistic images to make an instant connection with nature
• Design offers immediate feedback on the exactness
• Chunky pieces ensure ease of access
• Theme-based approach to help children make the association with classification in late stages
• Sturdy and premium maple wood
• Child-safe printing ink

We have a set of 4 lifecycles, fitted effortlessly into a single toy with both isolation of concept and self-correcting mechanism intact.

This puzzle shows the lifecycles of 4, Oviparous animals, animals that lay eggs to reproduce, opening a new horizon for your child’s cognitive development. They will start putting together the things they have been seeing in isolation around them, establishing the connections.

We have the lifecycle of the Butterfly, Fish, Frog and Chicken. These lifecycles introduce the children to new nouns and help develop their vocabulary.

The entire set consists of 10 chunky puzzle pieces, to give a good sensorial experience. The pieces are printed on either side to add value to the product.

It’s handcrafted to perfection with sturdy maple wood and finished with child-safe ink.

Puzzles for Toddlers offers numerous benefits

A good Wooden puzzle can offer plenty of benefits. It helps in Hand-eye Coordination and leads to development of Fine Motor Skills

Spatial understanding

Your toddler is exploring space and sizes. Wooden Puzzles would be an ideal way to encourage them to explore what fits into what and how spaces work.

Aids Brain Development

It helps your baby work on their Concentration. The child needs to understand how the puzzle works before attempting it, hence they are getting their Problem solving abilities sharpened here. It also helps with their cognitive development.

Language Development

As adults we can guide through the process of puzzle solving by instructing. Words used to instruct and describe the parts of the puzzle will enrich vocabulary. We can talk about the animal names, their food habits and later on develop simple memory games.

Creative play

From all the information provided to them, children will then let their imagination go wild. There is no end to the creative play involved here

**parental guidance necessary at all time