*Tested with a two-year-old.
Very easy to set up and keep organized. (The toy dresser prop holds all the pieces inside.) This is one of the first games I’ve tried with my daughter. She doesn’t understand the concept yet, but the square game pieces are great for vocabulary development. They are smaller than expected (less than 2”, which is small for toddler hands), but should last quite a while due to construction (thick cardboard).
Overall a nice game for a small toddler to begin learning about rules and directions.
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Sustainability in materials, production and packaging
All of the timber used in our games is sourced from PEFC Certified forests. That means for every tree harvested, more trees are planted; sustainable forestry practices are used. In addition, HABA sources timber from within a 150 km radius to limit the amount of fuel emitted from the trucks and to help local/regional sources. When shipping our products, we use the most ecologically sound and recyclable packaging material possible - and only as much as we really need. In the packaging process in particular we look for ways to avoid plastic packaging as much as possible. You will find paper bags securing components in many of our toys and games.
The My Very First Games series by HABA combines play fun and early development
Depending on the game, the degree of difficulty increases or a number of variations are included. Thus, My Very First Games stimulate children over and over again by setting appropriate challenges for their age, fostering their early development, holding their interest for a long time and, above all, being a lot of fun.
What is so special about HABA's My Very First Games for Ages 2+?
What is so special about HABA's My Very First Games for Ages 2+?
Designed for a younger audience, HABA's games provide a guided experience for adults to introduce the concepts of rolling a die, taking turns, and playing together or competing against one another. Repetitive play helps reinforce these skills and further their development. Most games play in 10 minutes or less, with children cheering \"Again, Again!\"
- Games feature large pieces that are easy for children to grasp and manipulate.
- Foster basic skills: color recognition, quantities, gross and fine motor skills, memory, problem-solving, and social interactions.
- High quality, long-lasting components can be used in independent play and saved for the next generation of gamers.
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Good for 2 year olds
*Tested with a two-year-old.Very easy to set up and keep organized. (The toy dresser prop holds all the pieces inside.) This is one of the first games I’ve tried with my daughter. She doesn’t understand the concept yet, but the square game pieces are great for vocabulary development. They are smaller than expected (less than 2”, which is small for toddler hands), but should last quite a while due to construction (thick cardboard).Overall a nice game for a small toddler to begin learning about rules and directions.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2019
*Tested with a two-year-old.
Very easy to set up and keep organized. (The toy dresser prop holds all the pieces inside.) This is one of the first games I’ve tried with my daughter. She doesn’t understand the concept yet, but the square game pieces are great for vocabulary development. They are smaller than expected (less than 2”, which is small for toddler hands), but should last quite a while due to construction (thick cardboard).
Overall a nice game for a small toddler to begin learning about rules and directions.
Very easy to set up and keep organized. (The toy dresser prop holds all the pieces inside.) This is one of the first games I’ve tried with my daughter. She doesn’t understand the concept yet, but the square game pieces are great for vocabulary development. They are smaller than expected (less than 2”, which is small for toddler hands), but should last quite a while due to construction (thick cardboard).
Overall a nice game for a small toddler to begin learning about rules and directions.
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