Grapat Stacking Pinocho

It is a crafted stacking toy made up of pieces that children explore fitting together. It can stand as a decorative figure or become part of an imaginative game, allowing many different actions and combinations as children stack, balance and rearrange the parts in their own way.

Fitting and balancing the pieces helps improve hand eye coordination and fine motor control. As children work out how the parts sit together, they also practise problem solving, spatial awareness and patience, building steady hands through play that they can repeat and vary each time they build.

The recommended age is 12 months and over. The toy suits toddlers beginning to stack and fit pieces, and stays interesting for older children who use it in imaginative play. As with all stacking sets, keep an eye on younger children during play.

Yes. When assembled, the toy can stand as a small decorative figure on a shelf or windowsill. Because the play is open ended, children may also take it apart and rebuild it, moving between using it as a symbol and as a hands on game.

Yes. Rather than one correct build, the pieces allow multiple actions and combinations, so children can stack, sort and arrange them however they choose. This open ended quality lets the toy suit a child's imagination and keeps it engaging beyond a single fixed use.

Yes. As a Grapat loose parts style toy, the pieces work alongside other Grapat sets such as Nins, rings and mandalas in wider small world and building play. You can find more matching pieces in our Grapat loose parts collection.

Wipe the pieces with a slightly damp cloth and dry them straight away. Avoid soaking them in water, as this can affect the wood and finish. Store the toy in a dry place away from direct heat, and check that the pieces stay clean and smooth.