Which one goes where? The Fisher-Price® Animal Activity Puzzle is full of friendly animals, shape-matching and busy activities—a great way to enhance baby’s developing skills! With 6 adorable animal friends, baby can practice problem solving. Easy-to-grasp pieces help baby place animal shapes inside the puzzle—great for eye-hand coordination. And with all the colorful details, there’s lots to see and do, enhancing baby’s visual and tactile development. Ages 12+ mos. Six easy-to-hold animal pieces A great developmental toy What is it? Learning about animals and developing problem solving skills make the Animal Activity Puzzle a must-have in your child’s Fisher-Price® toy collection. Designed for children ages 12 – 36 months, the Animal Activity Puzzle contains six animal pieces in all, including a Bird with a chirper sound, a Lion with a spinner mane, a Butterfly with sewn, soft fabric wings, a Fish with a "googly" eye, an Elephant with rattle bead ears, and a Monkey with a squeaker! Place the pieces one-by-one into the puzzle base while having fun and learning about animals, too! How does it help my child develop? The Fisher-Price® Animal Activity Puzzle is not only fun, it is a great tool for the development of your child’s fine motor skills, as they grasp the chunky adorable animal puzzle pieces and place them into the puzzle’s base. Your child’s sensory development will also get a boost from the variety of bright colors, fun sounds and interesting textures. As your little one matches the colors and shapes to the puzzle base, thinking and problem solving skills get stronger. Isn"t it amazing? Watching their faces light up as they explore, discover, play … all those moments when children learn best. That’s why Fisher-Price® builds learning into everything we make. With playful ways to engage curious minds, exercise little bodies, and nurture budding personalities. Because nothing’s more amazing than sharing the joy of learning with your child. What"s In The Box? Fisher-Price Activity Puzzle and six chunky puzzle pieces. Corresponding label in the puzzle’s base helps baby match correctly