Ariro Push and Pull Wagon Toy

Features

Need for movement

Once your little one learns that their hands can be used for more than locomotion they explore by pushing and pulling objects. They tend to often push and pull objects that seem heavier to us

Maximum Effort

It is simply a time when the child is challenging the capabilities of their own body.If you have noticed your toddler trying to push furniture or wanting to carry heavy shopping bags or water cans, then they are going through this period of ‘maximum effort’.We can support this need by providing them with an outlet to use ‘maximum effort’. A walking wagon with something heavy inside provides a child with the experience of pushing and pulling in a safe and purposeful manner They also redirect the child from pushing other children or household things like furniture that shouldn’t be pushed

Transporting Schema

The transporting schema is simply displayed as a tendency to move things around from one place to another. The walking wagon helps the child to practice this schema as they can use the walker to transport things from one part of the house to another

They can also use the walking wagon to collect things from nature when they are going for a walk outside. The child is always looking for ways to participate in real like activities and the walking wagon can also be used for household activities like transporting cutlery from the kitchen to the dining area, wet laundry from the washing machine to the drying area and folded clothes to their wardrobe

Creative play

The blocks in our wagon are solid and is bigger than the regular blocks. This ensures that the baby can comfortably move the block with a firm grip and make wonderful towers that are sturdy

Order To Make Shipment - 14 WORKING DAYS FROM THE DATE OF ORDER

Clean and Care Instructions

• Clean with a damp Cloth Clean the toy regularly with a damp cloth
• Avoid washing with water Refrain from soaking wooden toys in water as they may swell or deform
• Keep away from humidity To avoid mould, please store wooden toys in a dry place free of humidity. If the toy is exposed to humidity, air it out in a dry place
• Avoid exposure to sunlight Do not expose wooden parts to direct sun light as cracks may occur
• Do not apply chemicals Do not use ethanol, bleach or other harsh chemical products when cleaning as it may lead to colour fading

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