QToys Flower Size Puzzle

The puzzle is made from rubberwood using plantation timber and child safe, non toxic materials. Rubberwood is a solid, close grained wood that stands up well to repeated handling by small children. The smooth pieces are easy to grip, which suits toddlers who are still developing their hold on smaller objects.

As a wooden puzzle it asks children to match six flowers to the right spaces by size, from smallest to largest. Fitting each piece builds hand eye coordination, concentration and visual perception. Figuring out where every flower belongs also grows problem solving and fine motor skills, and remembering the order helps sharpen early memory.

There are six flower pieces, each a different size, that sit into matching spaces on the board. Sorting them by size introduces the idea of small, medium and large in a hands on way. With only six pieces the task feels achievable, giving toddlers a clear sense of success once every flower is in place.

It is recommended for children from about eighteen months and up. At this age toddlers are keen to pick up, turn and place objects, which is exactly what the puzzle invites. The chunky, single flower pieces suit their developing grip and give them a simple challenge they can repeat as their skills grow.

The board measures roughly 20 cm by 20 cm by 2.5 cm, making it a compact tray that fits easily on a small table or shelf. Its flat shape is simple to store and to carry from room to room. The size keeps all six pieces together in one place, which helps at tidy up time.

Wipe the board and pieces with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry them straight away. Avoid soaking the rubberwood or using strong cleaners, since too much moisture can affect the wood over time. Store the puzzle somewhere dry between play sessions to help keep the pieces fitting neatly for longer.