Kids Skill Development Puzzle Busy Book

Busy Books for Toddlers: Our Montessori busy book provides cars cognition themes for kids ages 3+ to develop their fine motor skills. Children learn through play, which can improve basic literacy, memory, recognition and hand-eye coordination. Our preschool Busy Book will keep kids engrossed in hours of quiet play and give you some quiet time!
Easy to Operate: One peel and one paste, can be pasted repeatedly. No need to cut, the baby can easily break apart. Please note that the hook side of the Velcro is attached to the book, and the rough side is attached to the answer. Repeatedly to stick and match will improve kid's fine motor skill, problem resolving skill and patience.
Best Quality: The card of Quiet Book is thickened, and the surface is covered with a film, which is waterproof and not easy to tear. The answer card is designed with rounded corners, the size is suitable for small hands to grasp, and the baby will strengthen the sense of touch during the repeated pasting of the book. This book uses brilliant color pictures to help children develop a better understanding of the surrounding environment.
Ideal Gift: Ideal for Toddlers, Pre-School, Storytelling, Teaching, Science Station at School, Games, Presentations, Role-Playing, Party, Birthday Gifts.
Three Paste Methods: combine learning words and reading stories, let children play independently in the process of repeated spelling, and guess the knowledge.
New gameplay of scene jigsaw puzzles: jigsaw puzzles are combined with books, fixed by tearing and pasting, and can be pasted repeatedly.
Reusable: Easy to align and stick with stick tip area for easy sticking.
No cutting design: Cards and hook and loop tapes can be torn by hand, no scissors are needed, and the baby can use with bare hands.

Motor coordination: In the process of tearing and pasting, the child sees the content in the book, and the brain sends out instructions to let the hand paste the corresponding answer after integrating the visual information, and the brain becomes more sensitive in integrating the information again and again.