Foxy Family Busy Board Giraffe No Name No Stand

Giraffe– the most unique board from the Foxy Family collection.

Smart and resourceful, yet delicate and sensitive... sensory! Sensory spots are what truly set her apart from our other boards.

The Board Consists of 17 Elements:

Lock
Key
Light signal/LED panel
Bell
Window hook
Simple furniture wheel
Gears
Rotating wheel with seeds
Slide bolt
Switch
Cotton tail
Sensory mane
Simple slide bolt
Shape sorter
Knocker
Bicycle bell
Mirror

And 6 sensory panels (in the form of spots):
With coffee
With seashells
With stones
With corks
With buckwheat
With sequins

Dimensions

The size of the board is 95 x 36 cm.

The board has hooks on the back for wall mounting; screws are not included in the set and must be matched to the type of wall.

Safety

Foxy Family boards are made in Poland.

Foxy Family use:

Hardwood plywood with the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC) certificate, ensuring that products are made from materials sourced from responsibly managed forests.

Safe, certified water-based paints.

Each toy element is carefully processed and polished.

Foxy Family boards have been tested by an independent laboratory and have the CE Conformity Certificate with European toy safety standards (PN-EN 71-1 and PN-EN 71-2).

What Should You Pay Attention To?

Deciding to buy a sensory activity board for your toddler is just the first step. Now you have to choose one! And that is not easy. There are many different pin boards. Some with multiple elements, others with only a few. Some rectangular and very minimalist, others messy and with multiple elements. How do you know which one is best for your little one?

It is easier if you realize that the busy board must meet the needs of your child. Look at the number of elements. An activity board can have many or just a few elements. It is best to choose a board with ten to twenty attachments. Such a number guarantees entertainment without boredom, and will not overwhelm your child, which could happen with too many details.

Of course, the elements on the board must be diverse. It is good to make sure that they stimulate the senses of sight, touch and hearing, and at the same time vary in difficulty. In this way, the board grows with the child and will capture his attention for several years.

Safety is also important. Find out what materials the manufacturer uses and whether the paint is certified child-safe. It is advisable to round off the corners of the board well and smooth the edges.

The appearance of the board is also important. Your board will become part of your child's room. Therefore, it should visually match the interior. At the same time, it should look attractive to your little one, for example with an interesting shape.