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Forest Friends Touch & Feel Puzzle

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$19.99 In stock

Category: 0-2 Years

Hop into the forest with this adorable 5-piece wooden puzzle! Little explorers press chunky animal friends into squishy silicone textures, discovering colors and textures with every touch. It's puzzle-solving meets sensory fun—perfect for developing tiny fingers, sharp eyes, and clever minds all at once.

From Melissa & Doug, for ages 2 and up

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

My 14-month-old kept going back to the chunky animal pieces and the squishy silicone centers feel lovely under little fingers. It’s sturdy enough for her to grab and gnaw on without any splinters, and she’s already trying to line the pieces up with the board.

Riley ★★★★★

My 10-month-old loves pressing the chunky animal pieces into the board—the squishy silicone really grabs her attention. The colors are bright and the wood feels sturdy, perfect for little hands learning to grasp.

Mia ★★★★★

My little one can't get enough of the squishy silicone textures on these chunky animal pieces, they're so easy for tiny hands to grip. It's become our go-to morning activity and the wooden pieces feel sturdy enough to survive plenty of drops.