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Londji | Mama - Set of 7 First Puzzles

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$24.75 $33 In stock

Category: Puzzles

Every little puzzler starts somewhere. Mama is Londji's introduction to the world of puzzles - 7 beautifully illustrated mama and baby animal pairs, each one its own simple, satisfying challenge. Set one out and step back. This is the kind of quiet, focused play that toddlers surprise you with every time.

Why Parents Love It

The pieces are extra-thick for small, still-developing fingers, and each puzzle is shaped like the animal itself - making it intuitive enough for a 2-year-old to figure out independently without frustration. That moment when the baby bear clicks into mama's arms? Pure toddler triumph.

The 7 animal pairs are illustrated in Londji's signature warm, hand-drawn style. They're gorgeous enough to display, sturdy enough to survive daily play, and simple enough to keep your toddler coming back on their own.

Puzzle play at this age builds more than you might expect. Even a 2 or 3-piece puzzle asks a child to observe shapes, rotate pieces, and problem-solve, all while building the fine motor control and hand-eye coordination that lay the groundwork for writing, drawing, and beyond.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire D. ★★★★★

My 2-year-old figured out the duck and duckling pair on her own the first time, and now she asks for "the babies" every morning. Each puzzle is just two chunky pieces, so it's satisfying without being frustrating. The illustrations are lovely enough that I don't mind them scattered across the floor.

Ella S. ★★★★★

My two-year-old figured out the mama and baby pairs on her own within a week, which surprised me since she usually gives up fast. The seven little puzzles are just enough to hold her attention without turning into a pile of frustration.

Eva Q. ★★★★★

The chunky pieces are perfect for little hands still learning to grip, and my daughter gets so proud when the giraffe and her baby click together. Seven pairs feels like just the right amount, enough to keep her busy without getting overwhelmed.