Cardboard playhouse Cabin with contours of nice animals, brown, large, DIY, for painting, 3+ years
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This large, brown cardboard playhouse is a real challenge for children's creative minds. With the contours of nice animals, birds and flowers, it invites you to endlessly paint, stick and decorate.
The house is easy to assemble and disassemble. The walls are held together with the supplied rope and the roof simply clicks into place. Indoors or outdoors, the possibilities are endless.
Children can give free rein to their imagination with pencils, markers, finger paint or stickers. This way they develop their motor skills and stimulate their creativity and imagination. Moreover, by following the instructions, they learn to pay attention and think logically.
This cardboard playhouse offers hours of fun, together with parents, in a safe environment. A fun way to teach children about environmental protection in a positive way.
| Length | 110 cm |
| Width | 80 cm |
| Height | 102 cm |
| Weight | 3400g |
| Color | Brown |
| Material | Cardboard, Plastic |
| Made in | Latvia |
| Brand location | Latvia |
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Annahouse invents, designs and produces cardboard toys for children. We produce our toys in Latvia from child and environmentally friendly materials. We want to offer a simple toy, one that evokes the child's imagination, developing a creative spirit and vision through acting with parents and friends, creating his/her own special toy. We do not offer a readymade, painted, talking or dancing toy. We want to provide an impulse for play, an idea, while the rest is developed and created by the child himself/herself!