The American Academy of Pediatrics defines early childhood as between the ages of one and five years and includes the toddler and preschool years. Early childhood development occurs rapidly and…
Knowledge of different shapes and sizes
Problem solving skills as they master the assembly of each puzzle
Proud of a job well done, boosting self-confidence/self-image
Improved memory skills as they remember what they have done and learned
An understanding of the concept of sequencing in the placement of puzzle pieces
Detection of different colors
Identification of objects, animals and other puzzle contentIn addition, jigsaw puzzles provide opportunities for parent/caregiver interaction with an infant, particularly when introducing a new jigsaw puzzle. While it's a treasured…
Getting to know the letters of the alphabet and the concept of spelling
Ability to recognize and spell their names as well as simple words
Identification of basic numbers and the concept of counting
knowledge of more complex elements in puzzles; e.g. shape of USA and its regions/states, dinosaurs, birds, marine life, etc,To ensure that the above benefits are achieved to the greatest extent…
educational value
Bright and varied colors
Lead-free colors (Note: Made in USA recommended)
No sharp edges and parts are sized to eliminate the risk of choking, especially for young children
Excellent quality and durability; Colors/colours should not fade or crack and puzzle pieces and frames should not break from frequent and hard use over time; High-quality wooden puzzles generally meet…
Solid reputation from artisans; how long have you been in business? Check a series of testimonials/references for consistent customer satisfaction. Are they willing to refund or replace the product if…
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