- ★TONS OF FUN – This jungle animal pop beads meet the needs of kids’ jewelry dress-up. Endless combination of personalized jewelry. Endless creative fun.
- ★SKILLS DEVELOPMENT & EASY SNAP – The pop beads work great for developing kids’ fine motor skills, sequence and aesthetic feeling. All pieces snap together and take apart easily. No thread needed
- ★UNIQUE DESIGN– The jungle animal pop beads set comes with 85 pieces in different animal shapes, sizes and designs. The unique designs make kids special and beautiful.
- ★SAFE MATERIALS & TOP QUALITY - All WITKA products are made of safe and top materials (BPA-FREE,LEAD-FREE and PHTHALATE-FREE). We only make outstanding products instead of good products.
- ★WARNING & GUARANTEE – Some small parts are included, so the recommended age for this product is 3 years old and up. We provide 30 days no questions asked money back guarantee.
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Maria Lopez
These are very nice.
Flashback to my childhood. These are very nice.
Tammy O'Brien
Great tool for developing fine motor skills, small size
My 2 y.o. loves this set very much. It is hard for her to connect the beads together as this requires a lot of fine motor skills. However she likes to choose the beads and asks me to connect them. She enjoys wearing these cute necklaces and after a while she likes to pull all of them apart, disassembling each tiny bead. This is great for developing hand coordination/fine motor skills. The centers responsible for that in the brain greatly influence development of cognitive skills and the future intellect of your child. The only drawback is that I wish they had a larger size for smaller kids, as I have to watch closely that my baby does not put any of the beads in her mouth
Delores Brunson
Cute distraction for a very active pre-schooler
Exactly as described. Keeps my three-year-old busy for a good stretch of time while I get things done around the house. Wouldn't go much younger than three though, as most of the pieces are pretty small and wouldn't be great for a kid that's still in the everything-in-the-mouth phase.