With 45 changeable pieces, kids can give Mama, Papa, and Baby different outfits and emotions to discuss . . . then change the pieces to change the narrative. A familiar story line, such as “Goldilocks and the Three Bears,” is a perfect tool for children learning to organize and describe events. Storytelling with this engaging play set also offers exposure to descriptive language such as small, medium, and large, as well as ordinal numbers like first, second, and third. As an added bonus, children will be practicing their fine motor skills as they assemble the puzzle pieces to make endless creative combinations!

“My son is usually shy, but playing and telling stories on a smaller-than-life scale helps him feel more confident about trying out new language.” -Beth (Charlie’s mom)