Category: Puzzels & Spelletjes
Een stijlvol hamerspel voor actieve peuters die graag dingen kapot slaan. Gebaseerd op een boomstam: sla de vier balletjes met een hamer in de vorm van een specht. Verzamel de balletjes terwijl ze door het gat vallen en herhaal.
The woodpecker hammer is perfectly sized for little hands, and the satisfying clack when it hits the balls keeps my son hammering away for way longer than I expected. I love that the balls pop right out the bottom for easy replay.
My 2-year-old can't get enough of bashing those balls with the hammer, and the tree trunk design keeps him entertained for ages. The balls roll out smoothly from the bottom, so he can easily set up the next round himself.
The woodpecker hammer is perfectly sized for little hands and makes a satisfying thwack sound. My toddler loves the challenge of bashing the balls through the trunk and chasing them as they roll out. It's simple but keeps her focused for ages.
Our 2-year-old can't get enough of bashing those wooden balls through the tree trunk—the hammer is solid and perfectly sized for little hands. The balls roll out smoothly, so he can keep setting up the game himself. It's simple, sturdy fun that actually holds his attention.
The woodpecker hammer is just the right weight for little hands, and my toddler giggles every time she makes a ball drop through the hole. She’s been at it for days without losing interest.
My 2-year-old loves the satisfying clunk of the wooden hammer against the balls, and it's tough enough to survive daily bashing sessions. The trunk design keeps everything contained, so we're not chasing pieces across the room.
The woodpecker hammer is the perfect weight for my 2-year-old’s little hands, and he loves watching the balls pop out the bottom. Keeps him occupied way longer than I expected.
My nephew is obsessed with bashing things, so the woodpecker-shaped hammer was a perfect fit—he actually sits still long enough to collect the balls before starting again. The tree trunk base is sturdy enough to handle his enthusiastic pounding, and it’s kept him entertained for way longer than I expected.
The woodpecker hammer is just the right weight for little hands, and the balls pop out fast enough to keep my toddler chasing after them. It's held up well to daily bashing sessions over the past two weeks.
My 18-month-old loves bashing the balls with the woodpecker hammer, and it's sturdy enough to survive daily use. The balls pop out cleanly when they fall through the hole, keeping him engaged for a solid ten minutes each time.