Janod • French Alphabet Magneti’Book • 3 to 8 Years • Educational Magnetic Games Toy for Kids Toddler Children • J02711

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• Dimensions: 19 x 4 x 26 cm (7.5 x 1.6 x 10.2″”)
• Material(s): Cardboard
• Includes: 26 picture magnets and 116 magnetic alphabet letters

These pretty rigid cardboard boxes contain everything needed to have fun thanks to magnets and an inclined plane where children can make and unmake their creation repeatedly! Janod’s recipe has 3 key ingredients:
1. Design: French design, a creative team made up of 15 people in eastern France, an unmistakable style.
2. Imagination: give your children time to escape, let your children dream, make your children happy with the simple joys of play.
3. Learning: Because every child is different, Janod creates clever toys that meet their every need in order to help them develop their skills.

CONSTANT ATTENTION TO DETAIL
Packaging is important and is also part of the product concept, as for example with the Magneti’book. This includes quality, useful, practical and reusable packaging such as the round puzzle boxes, the cardboard boxes with handles used for certain games such as the little chick game, and the metal sardine tins of the fishing game, etc.

FORM THE FIRST WORDS — Dedicated to the alphabet, it is an ideal support for children from 3 years old who are familiar with letters. They can play at recognizing vowels and consonants, then form their first words with the help of the picture magnets.
MANIPULATE AND HANDLE — Thanks to its practical box, you can collect all the magneti’books, store them in a bookcase and take them everywhere to occupy your children from 3 years old at the restaurant or on the way to the holidays!
PLAY DIFFERENT — Janod’s recipe has 3 key ingredients: 1. Design: French design. – 2. Imagination: time to escape, dream with the simple joys of play. – 3. Learning: help them develop their skills.
I PLAY MY WAY — Respecting their preferences and leaving them free to experience things, even if the game materials are used in an unusual way, will enable them to succeed in asserting themselves. Give them self-confidence through play!

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