Pull-along toy, Panther

This toy is recommended for children 18 months and older. A wooden toy Our toy is made of wood, making it durable and a truly transgenerational toy. Children will never tire of carrying this cute pull-along toy around. This big cat will accompany your child on walks. Watch out, your living room is about to turn into a jungle! With its clean lines, bold colors and rubber wheels, this designer pull-along toy will appeal to young and old alike and will also find its place as a decorative object in their bedroom or in a contemporary interior. This artist's toy is fully in line with the DNA of our company, "Vilac, the art of playing". A perfect pull-along toy for children's development This developmental toy will help your little one develop motor skills. Indeed, learning to walk is a crucial step for children and this lacquered wooden toy will accompany your little one during their first steps. By gaining confidence, he will be able to discover new horizons while looking back to observe his toy. Be careful not to lose your balance! Baby steps are out! François Pompon With his small portable workbench, the sculptor François Pompon (1855-1933) loved to stroll through the Jardin des Plantes in Paris. There he could observe the animals and model small sketches. Back in his studio, he sculpted bears, panthers, but also dogs, chickens and rabbits, simplifying the shapes to capture the very essence of each animal. His sculptures are reinterpreted by the artist Gérard Lo Monaco, and in collaboration with the RMN and the Musée d'Orsay, Vilac pays tribute to this brilliant artist by producing this magnificent range of Bear, Dog and Panther pull-along toys. In order to comply with the European toy standard EN71 and guarantee the safety of children, no gripping element (ring, knot, ball, etc.) is present or can be added to the end of the string. •Solid wood toy, durable.•Development of motor skills and coordination.•Improved balance.•Development of fine dexterity.•Easy grip. Laboratory-tested toy, guaranteeing compliance with Directive 2009/48/EC for children aged 18 months and over.