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Pop n Drop Bucket by Plan Toys

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$16.5 $25 In stock

12 month +

"This interactive toy teaches object permanence through hands-on play. When children push the ball, it disappears, prompting them to open the lid and retrieve it before repeating the action. This reinforces cause and effect, hand-eye coordination, and both fine and gross motor skills. It also helps children understand that objects continue to exist even when temporarily out of sight. The lid opens for added engagement, while the bucket’s handle makes it easy to carry, promoting independent play. Children also develop an understanding of spheres while practicing grasping and placing objects. Set includes: 1 bucket with a lid featuring a hole and 1 red ball."

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

My little one figured out how to open the lid on the second try, and the ball's disappearance makes her giggle every single time. The wood feels smooth and well-sanded, with no rough edges to worry about.

Ella Y. ★★★★★

Our 14-month-old loves the satisfying "pop" sound the ball makes when it drops through the hole. The lid is just tricky enough for little fingers to figure out, and she'll happily retrieve the ball and start over for ten minutes straight. It's the first toy that's really clicked with her on cause an