IT’S IM-PAWS-SIBLE TO DENY THIS BUILDING SET
- Big bricks for small hands
- Encourages creativity
- Introduction to colors and animals
WHAT IT IS
It is too soon for little ones to have their first pet, but they can build one (or many) with the LEGO DULPO 3-in-1 Creative Cute Pets set. With 24 colorful LEGO pieces, toddlers can assemble eight possible animal figures. This includes a cat, dog, rabbit, mouse, two birds, and two fish.
This building set includes 24 LEGO pieces for creating pets and creatures. | Source: The LEGO Group
Toddlers can build eight possible pets with this LEGO set. | Source: The LEGO Group
Toddlers can improve their fine motor skills as they build. | Source: The LEGO Group
This set is a great way to teach toddlers about colors, shapes, and animals. | Source: The LEGO Group
WHY WE LOVE IT
The best part about a 3-in-1 set is that it offers multiple ways to play. Although the set offers eight buildable pets, toddlers ages 18 months and up are free to create their own animals or any creatures from their imaginations. Beyond creativity, parents will find educational values that are ideal for early childhood development. These buildable pals can act as little ones’ first introduction to colors and animals. Additionally, toddlers can strengthen their fine motor skills by sorting the five colors: red, yellow, green, blue, and white. The LEGO DUPLO 3-in-1 Creative Cute Pets set also encourages hand-eye coordination while developing focus and perseverance as little ones build their first animal friends.
IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW
This building set does not include storage options for the LEGO pieces. Parents should have a place to store the bricks after playtime.Â
PERFECT FOR
Indoor fun; toddlers; imaginative play; fine motor skills; social play; introducing toddlers to colors; introducing toddlers to animals; hand-eye coordination; early childhood development
LEGO DUPLO 3-IN-1 CREATIVE CUTE PETS
With this 24-piece set, toddlers can create eight possible pet figures, including a cat, dog, rabbit, mouse, two birds, or two fish. Little builders can also use their LEGO bricks to strengthen fine motor skills and learn how to sort colors.
