• Wooden tissue box with multiple sensory features
• Soft satin tissues to pull, crumple, and tuck back in
• Baby-safe mirror, turning wheel, and peekaboo door
• Three wooden shapes — triangle, circle, and square

Spark curiosity and joyful discovery with our Slot & Pull Tissue Box — a multi-sensory wonder designed especially for little hands. Thoughtfully crafted from sturdy, baby-safe wood, this engaging activity box invites babies to pull silky satin tissues, slot shapes, spin wheels, and explore peekaboo doors and mirrors.

Created for repetition (a baby’s favourite way to learn!), this toy turns simple actions into powerful developmental moments — all through calm, screen-free play.

Early Learning Through Play: Encourages cause-and-effect understanding, object permanence, and simple problem-solving
🤲 Fine Motor Development: Strengthens grasping, pulling, slotting, and hand-eye coordination
👀 Sensory Exploration: Engages sight, touch, and movement with textures, mirrors, and interactive elements
🔁 Built for Repetition: Supports focus and concentration through repeat play
🛡️ Baby-Safe & Durable: Smooth edges and thoughtfully designed features for safe exploration

Recommended Age: 6 Months – 24 Months

Perfect Gift Idea: A beautiful first learning toy for babies and toddlers, ideal for birthdays, baby showers, or milestone gifts. Designed to grow with your little one, this tissue box offers months of meaningful play and developmental fun.

The Slot & Pull Tissue Box may look simple - but for babies, it’s rich, brain-building play. Every pull, peek, and turn supports essential early development.

Cause & Effect Awareness
When baby pulls a tissue and it comes out… magic! These small discoveries build early problem-solving skills and an understanding of how the world works.

Fine Motor Strength & Coordination
Grasping tissues, slotting shapes, spinning wheels, and opening doors strengthen tiny hand muscles — laying the foundation for future skills like self-feeding, drawing, and writing.

Hand–Eye Coordination
Slotting shapes and placing tissues back into the box helps babies coordinate what they see with how they move.

Self-Discovery & Object Permanence
Mirrors and peekaboo doors support self-recognition and help babies understand that objects (and people!) still exist even when out of sight.

Focus Through Repetition
Babies learn through doing the same action again and again. Repetitive play strengthens neural connections and builds concentration in a calm, natural way.