Learning Skills

Sorting gears by shape and color and stacking cups in different ways introduces early problem-solving and classification skills. Experimenting with water flow strengthens cause-and-effect understanding, as kids see how pouring water activates different movements.

Knowledge Acquisition

Introduce concepts like empty vs. full, sinking vs. floating, and water pressure through hands-on play. The test tube with volume marks provides an early understanding of measurement, while experimenting with different cups teaches the power of water to create movement.

Imagination & Creativity

From spinning gears to multiple water effects, every cup becomes an opportunity for creative exploration. Children can build their own mini water system, imagining new ways to combine gears and cups for endless discoveries.

Fine Motor Skills

When your child holds the fishing rod and directs it at the fish mouths, they develop their fine motor skills, especially using wrist manipulation to find the best possible position.

Gross Motor Skills

In order to play with the fishing set and execute the intricate hand movements, your child must also rely on gross motor skills, keeping their core balanced to sit and be stable. Take the fish off the rod with two hands or by shaking it.

Coordination

Extending the fishing rod towards the fish mouth in the right position for the worm to be caught improves your child's hand-eye coordination. Because there is a complex link – from rod to string to bait to mouth – that coordination is more sophisticated too. Enhance the element of two-handed play, by using two hands to hold the rod or take the fish off it.

Self-Expression

Your child’s sense of humor begins to develop at a very young age. Introduce silliness and fun to bath time with the fountain’s big-eyed boats and funny characters; the mischievous humor of the crazy, unexpected rotating sprinkle, and other surprising spraying actions.

Confidence

For children, every little win is a huge boost of confidence. The fountain offers many simple accomplishments, developed for their precise abilities and encouraging independent play – from simple operation, to getting the fountain to spray in endless configurations.

Communication

The fishing set creates a dynamic scene that encourages interaction. The big-eyed worm and fish are friendly characters. And there is plenty of opportunity to talk about the process. Ask your child questions, for example, “Which color fish do you want to catch now?”