I didn’t buy this for a child, I bought it for my 60+ year old self. If I had to pick an object that represents my inner self, it would be this. Now that I am working from home through the pandemic, it keeps me company on my makeshift desk.
This is a carrot-like rocket ship with a rabbit passenger. The craftsmanship is exquisite. The rabbit rides inside with the ears flying out a porthole. The orange sections of the ship magnetize together. I’d say it is safe for careful children although the rabbit ears will be the most vulnerable to rough play.
When my husband saw this he said: “it’s like someone crawled inside your head and made a beautiful toy from what they found there”. That’s true. This is not only eye catching but animating and cheerful in these times of disease and fear. We could all use a carrot rocket ship with a rabbit at the helm! 🥕 I absolutely love it and come flood or fire, I am running out with this. Highly recommended, 5 stars for the joy factor.
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Product Description
Blast Off With The Rabbit In His Carrot Rocket!
2 games in 1: a fun carrot-shaped rocket to assemble with its little rabbit and then start crafting lots of stories! Rabbit has felt ears.
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Built to LastJanod Carrot Rocket is made from wood (MDF, plywood and cherry wood) and felt and measures 12 x 12 x 18.5 cm (4.7 x 4.7 x 7.3"). |
Interactive FeaturesFirst, build the carrot rocket by stacking the magnetic wooden pieces. Then, let your imagination run wild! |
Child Safe And Parent TrustedMade with safe, non-toxic materials, this durable wooden rocket will last for years. Spot clean with a damp cloth. |
Type of LearningSpecial features designed for children’s development through play. |
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Independent or Collaborative PlayAssemble and disassemble as many times as a child wants, helping with construction values and cognitive development. Great for problem-solving independently or encouraging social cooperation. |
Child Development Through PlayAssists in developing their coordination, sense of observation, motor skills, and hand-eye coordination all the while having fun and learning through play. |
SturdyPieces designed for little hands and easy to grip. |
About Janod
Janod is a French brand specializing in the manufacture/creation of traditional toys and games from wood and cardboard. It has stood the test of time by adapting to the needs of children discovering its toys for the first time, and the memories of their parents who have grown up with them.
Janod not only creates beautifully designed toys, but believes in promoting learning through play. Our toys are traditional in concept but “Contemporary European” in design and all our products are made with a distinct focus on craftsmanship and quality. We place a strong focus on child development - physical, social, creative, and imaginative play is integral to all our products. Young children learn by imagining and acting out what they imagine. Pretend play helps build social and emotional skills, language skills, critical thinking and problem solving, and much, much more.
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