• 2 wooden rabbits with a smooth, natural finish
• 3 soft fabric carrots for pretend feeding
• A sturdy metal tin (dabba) for easy storage and portability

Rabbits in a Dabba may be small enough to fit in your palm — but it offers powerful opportunities for learning through imaginative, small world play.

🐰 Imagination & Storytelling
From simple pretend feeding at age 2 to detailed woodland adventures at age 8, this set grows with your child.
Creating stories about where the rabbits live
Acting out daily routines like eating and sleeping
Inventing new characters and adventures
Building beginning–middle–end story sequences
Imaginative play strengthens creativity, narrative thinking, and flexible problem-solving.

💬 Language & Communication Skills
Pretend play naturally builds vocabulary. As children describe what the rabbits are doing, they develop:
Expressive language
Sentence formation
Descriptive words (soft, hungry, fast, tiny)
Conversational turn-taking
Younger children may name and feed. Older children may create full storylines.

💛 Social & Emotional Development
Caring for the rabbits through pretend feeding encourages:
Nurturing behaviour
Empathy and emotional understanding
Role-play around kindness and responsibility
Small world play provides a safe space to explore feelings and relationships.

🤲 Fine Motor & Coordination
Handling the wooden rabbits and soft carrots strengthens:
Finger dexterity
Hand–eye coordination
Precision and control

💬 Shared Storytelling Time
Sit together and ask open-ended questions:
“Where are the rabbits going?”
“Are they hungry?”
“What happens next?”
These conversations deepen connection and expand imagination.

🤍 Side-by-Side Play
Join in and model gentle play. Taking turns feeding or creating a tiny rabbit home builds bonding and cooperation.

🌿 Screen-Free, Intentional Moments
Compact and portable, this set is perfect for travel, waiting rooms, or quiet evenings — encouraging calm, focused engagement.

🌱 Confidence Through Independence
Because it’s open-ended, children lead the play — building creative confidence and decision-making skills.