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Miniland Pegy Bricks: Windy Mill Children's Construction Set with 22 Pieces to Build a Windmill Spinning Blades, Stimulates Creativity and Motor Skills, Ages 2+

Name: Miniland Pegy Bricks: Windy Mill Children's Construction Set with 22 Pieces to Build a Windmill Spinning Blades, Stimulates Creativity and Motor Skills, Ages 2+
Brand: Miniland
SKU: 9937f35070cdee8ec99f724b574c63e1

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Amazon 🌀 Build your own windmill: Includes 22 interlocking pieces to form a windmill with moving blades, ideal for imagining stories and experimenting with movement. 🖐️ Large, safe and easy-to-handle pieces: Designed for small hands, they encourage autonomy and coordination from an early age. 🎡 Rotating blades to learn cause and effect: A dynamic element that enriches play and awakens curiosity about how objects work. 🧠 Promotes fine motor skills and spatial awareness: Fitting and turning pieces helps develop key manual and cognitive skills in childhood. 🔗 Pegy Bricks Collection: Compatible with other sets to expand play, create new scenarios, and encourage free and evolving play.

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🌀 Build your own windmill: Includes 22 interlocking pieces to form a windmill with moving blades, ideal for imagining stories and experimenting with movement. 🖐️ Large, safe and easy-to-handle pieces: Designed for small hands, they encourage autonomy and coordination from an early age. 🎡 Rotating blades to learn cause and effect: A dynamic element that enriches play and awakens curiosity about how objects work. 🧠 Promotes fine motor skills and spatial awareness: Fitting and turning pieces helps develop key manual and cognitive skills in childhood. 🔗 Pegy Bricks Collection: Compatible with other sets to expand play, create new scenarios, and encourage free and evolving play.