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PlanToys | Build a Face: Creative Expression Through Endless Facial Combinations

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$50.4 $70 In stock

Category: Pretend Play

Every face tells a story. The PlanToys Build a Face set invites children to explore emotions, creativity, and identity through hands-on play with interchangeable wooden facial features. With 21 double-sided components offering different expressions, skin tones, and styles, this thoughtfully designed toy becomes a canvas for self-expression, memory-making, and meaningful conversations about feelingsβ€”making it especially valuable for children learning to navigate their emotional landscape.

🎨 Perfect For

  • Teaching emotion recognition and expression
  • Creative play that sparks conversation about feelings
  • Children with autism who benefit from visual emotion tools
  • Recreating faces of family members and friends
  • Solo quiet time or group storytelling activities

🧩 Thoughtful Design Details

  • Complete 23-piece set: double-sided face base, 21 interchangeable facial components, cloth storage bag
  • Double-sided pieces offer varied expressions, skin tones, and features
  • Eyes show different emotions on each side for expanded storytelling
  • Face base features different complexions for inclusive representation

✨ PlanToys Sustainable Play Since 1981

  • Crafted in Thailand from chemical-free reclaimed rubberwood
  • Uses formaldehyde-free glue, organic pigments, and water-based dyes
  • Complete supply chain ownership ensures quality and environmental accountability
  • Award-winning commitment to child development and sustainability

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 Β· 5 reviews)

Henry H. β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…

My 4-year-old spent a solid 20 minutes swapping the wooden eyes and mouths to make silly and grumpy faces. The double-sided pieces mean there's way more combos than I expected, and the little storage tray keeps everything from ending up under the couch.

Henry β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…

The interchangeable wooden pieces are chunky enough for little hands, and my daughter reconfigures the eyebrows and mouths to match whatever mood she's in. Twenty-one double-sided features means she hasn't run out of new combinations yet, which is saying something for a kid who gets bored fast.

Henry G. β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…

My four-year-old spends ages swapping the mouths and eyes to make silly or grumpy faces, then tells me little stories about each one. The wooden pieces have a nice weight and click into the board without sliding around. Genuinely one of the few toys that keeps her busy without a screen.