Aeroplane 15pce Floor puzzle

Our age recommendations are a helpful guideline, but they are not a strict rule. Every child develops at their own pace, and parents know their child’s abilities best. Some children may be ready for more challenging puzzles earlier, while others may benefit from simpler ones for a little longer. These recommendations also do not guarantee that a child of a certain age will immediately be able to complete a puzzle—it all depends on their experience, patience, and problem-solving skills. We encourage parents to choose puzzles that align with their child’s current abilities and interests, making learning both enjoyable and rewarding.

A floor puzzle might seem like a great buy for your little child younger than 2 years old. But before you buy it, let us share some developmental challenges you might face. Young children under the age of 3 years don't have well-developed peripheral vision, which means they can't see well out of the side of their eyes (that is why your toddler bumps their heads on tables or runs into things). This can make it unpleasant and too challenging for them to enjoy. We recommend that you only consider getting floor puzzles for children 3 years and up.