CRACK, PLAY, AND EXPLORE EMOTIONS WITH THESE EGGS
- 12 wobbly eggs, each featuring a chick inside representing a unique emotion
- Encourages fine motor skills, color recognition, and more
- All eggs fit inside a portable tray for easy storage
WHAT IT IS
Hatch open playtime with Battat’s Sort & Match Eggs! This playset includes 12 charming eggs, each hiding an emotion-themed chick inside. Kids ages 18 months+ pull the top of the egg apart to reveal the colorful chick inside, then match the emotion to the included emotion card. The 12 emotions include angry, happy, confused, surprised, silly, bashful, sad, annoyed, scared, sleepy, loved, and relaxed. Each chick has a shape on its head that fits perfectly into its matching shell top that acts as a matching puzzle piece. All 12 eggs come in the included egg tray, making storage easy and cleanup quick.Â
Battat's Sort & Match Eggs is a great educational playset teaching kids about emotions. | Source: Battat
Kids identify different feelings that match each egg. | Source: Battat
Each egg is also a puzzle piece. | Source: Battat
WHY WE LOVE IT
We love that kids can explore their emotions in a fun, hands-on way with this unique playset. They’ll learn color recognition, improve fine motor skills through pulling apart and wobbling the eggs. Through matching the egg to its correct top, kids will also develop problem-solving skills. Each of the 12 eggs fits neatly in the included tray, so parents can take it in the car for short trips or weekends away. This toy really looks like a carton of eggs, making it a great, affordable addition to any play kitchen for role-play and educational fun.Â
IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW
Kids who may have difficulty grasping or twisting the eggs might need an extra hand from a caregiver to pop the top off. The chicks cannot be removed from their eggs.
PERFECT FOR
Fine motor improvement; role play; preschoolers; teaching emotional regulation; play kitchens
SORT & MATCH EGGS
This set includes 12 wobbly eggs, each hiding an expressive little chick inside. Toddlers can pull the eggs apart, explore the colorful chicks, then snap them back together by matching the correct shape and color. Egg tops only click into place when they’re a perfect match, encouraging problem-solving, fine motor practice, and early learning with…
