Yookidoo Blooming Garden

The Yookidoo flowering garden includes a snail and a flower with a teapot, offering many stimulating surprising reactions. When children use the teapot to water the flower on the snail's shell or each of the flower's pots, they start a chain reaction of fun. The snail starts to stick its head out and spins the water mill that is hidden in the shell. A small worm slowly crawls out of the flower, the petals open and a bumblebee appears inside. They are made of very high quality material and include a large suction cup to attach them to the bathtub. The ergonomically shaped watering can allows children to easily water the flower and can be hung on the pot. Yookidoo's flourishing garden promotes learning and introduces children to the basic principles of physics and hydrodynamics.

Key Features of Yookidoo flowering garden

Yookidoo's flourishing garden allows for multidirectional child development

Yookidoo's flourishing garden has been created in accordance with the STEM method, allowing for multi-directional child development. Using a watering can teaches children sequential thinking and cause and effect. At the same time, it promotes independent play and imagination. In order to water the flowers, the little boy or girl needs to raise his or her arms, which strengthens gross motor skills. Tilting the teapot and pointing it into the correct hole develops hand-eye coordination. The flourishing Yookidoo garden not only entertains children, but also contributes to their development.