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Pack it Right Fridge by Ingela P Arrhenius and Vilac

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$19.5 $30 In stock

When you're back from shopping, it's time to tidy up! Open the door of our Vilac tiny wooden fridge and make a game of filling it. Discover our original logic game Pack it Right, cleverly illustrated by Ingela P. Arrhenius. Your child will discover the joy of organizing magnetic food in a tiny wooden fridge.

The two removable side bars allow you to adjust the levels, and a booklet with 7 solutions will help them progress. A fun and educational game that stimulates their logic, motor skills, and creativity!

Highlights:

  • Original design.
  • Unique concept.
  • Stimulates thinking and logic.
  • Develops fine motor skills.
  • Learns organization.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Olivia N. ★★★★★

The little wooden food pieces are so charming and sturdy, my toddler loves figuring out which shelf each item belongs on. It's a clever way to teach sorting and organization while playing.

Avery H. ★★★★★

The wooden door opens so smoothly that my three-year-old can manage it herself, and the challenge of fitting all the illustrated groceries back in keeps her quietly focused for a good twenty minutes. It’s become our go-to after every real shopping trip, and I love that it’s teaching her spatial reas