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UPPSTÅ Toy hammering block, multicolor

Price $ 9.99

How to get it

Your child can pound on this block as much as they like. When all plugs are hammered down – flip it over and start again. This toy motivates your child to play with you or their friends and learn to wait their turn.

Article Number605.138.89

Product details

Hammering plugs is fun and a good exercise for the wrist. Your child can choose to hammer the plugs down in a row or one color at a time.

Develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

The UPPSTÅ series is created to help your child learn and discover, and it has various figures from the forest inspired by our Scandinavian roots.

At this age, children learn with all their senses. Structures, sounds and different colors and patterns enhance the child's experiences when playing.

Designer

S Edholm/L Ullenius

  • Comprises: 1 hammering block, 1 wooden hammer and 8 colorful plugs.

    Each part is carefully tested and withstands your child throwing, beating and chewing on it.

    Matches other products in the UPPSTÅ and BRUMMIG series.

  • Material
    Side panel:
    Solid beech, Acrylic paint, Clear acrylic lacquer
    Peg board/ Hammer:
    Solid beech, Clear acrylic lacquer
    Peg:
    Polyamide
    Care

    Wipe dry with a clean cloth.

  • WARNING! Adult assembly required. Take care when opening package – contains small parts hazardous to children under 3 years in unassembled stage.Recommended for children 18 months and older.This product bears the CE mark.

Measurements

Length: 9 1/2 "

Width: 3 7/8 "

Height: 5 1/2 "

  • UPPSTÅArticle Number605.138.89

    Width: 5 ¼ "

    Height: 2 "

    Length: 8 ¾ "

    Weight: 1 lb 9 oz

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

Love it !TaraLove it !5
Its a great toy, myJuneIts a great toy, my son loves it. I’m not sure if my 20 month old is hulkish or if the material is too soft but it does dent quite easily. The wood has marks and dents all over it from his hammering but I suppose its to be expected. I just didn’t expect it to happen from day 1.4
Great product for toddlersCalebWe love this item. Our child uses it all the time and it teaches great motor skills. I honestly couldn't think of a single negative comment for this.5
YES!NataleeEveryone loves this toy, from the baby all the way up to the 15 year old. It's relaxing for older kids, almost like a fidget.5
Kid giftClaireI gave this to a 3-year-old who noticed it was made out of wood and like that. It's a great toy/work for little ones, great quality and a welcome change from plastics and electronics.5
Great replica of an oldJoyGreat replica of an old fashioned toy. Helps with eye and hand coordination.5
This was a really greatCeliaThis was a really great game to pass time! My nephew just turned 2 and he was obsessed with this toy. It was really convenient that when the pegs push down you turn the toy over and it’s ready to go again!5
UPPSTÅ Toy hammering block, multicolor

Play – both fun and necessary

Small children are experts at learning while having fun. By playing, they practice motor skills and coordination, train logical thinking and conquer lots of new abilities. UPPSTÅ is a series of toys specially developed for that early play – and everyone who loves to feel, bang, stack and pull.

When you pull the happy hedgehog’s string, and it rolls forward, you can hear a clicking sound from its spinning round belly. “As soon as you stop, the hedgehog goes quiet. For the child, it’s an exciting confirmation that it can make the sound itself, explains designer Henrik Johansson.

Explore through play

Henrik has designed toys for more than 20 years – to him, children’s play is something to take very seriously. “Play is a way for the child to discover its surroundings. To us adults, it’s often important to do things the right way, like stacking blocks in a certain order. But to the child, it isn’t always the result that counts, but the exploration of how the blocks can be stacked.” The toy hammering block is a classic toy for curious little hands. “Apart from the fact that it’s fun to bang on the plugs, it’s exciting to see what happens if you use more strength. At the same time, the child trains its eye-hand coordination.

Toys that last

Playing isn’t only a matter of motor skills and logical thinking – imagination is also important. With its characters and illustrations, the UPPSTÅ series is a tale about a forest world that you can make up stories around. “We want to inspire open and diversified play that lasts long. By choosing durable materials and colors, the UPPSTÅ toys can be around for many years.” So, in a couple of years, maybe it’s a younger sibling or friend who stacks rings and take the first steps with the toddler walker.

Material

What is solid wood?

Solid wood is one of our favorite materials and is part of our Scandinavian heritage. It is also a timeless material with many uses. Regardless of the tree species, it is durable, beautiful and renewable. We strive to use this raw material as smartly and efficiently as possible to avoid waste – and we also invest in facilities and logistics so that we can increase the use of recycled wood.

Function solution

Toys for small children

It varies when a child starts walking, but a toddler walker provides good support those first times when their legs are still slightly unsteady. In the second year, many children run around, climb, play hide-and-seek, throw and roll things. Whatever they do, play develops their fine and gross motor skills, logical thinking and imagination in different ways. Our baby toys for this age group are always non-toxic and carefully tested so that your child can play with them safely.

Designer thoughts

Designer thoughts

“For us, there’s nothing better than being out in a forest – so much inspiration lies in the living room of animals. We’re all also dependent on it, so we must show respect. That’s why we decided to create a forest for children with this message. A colorful fantasy world where all animals love each other and play together. We hope children will like them and play with and sleep close to the figures. Maybe they’ll also awaken curiosity and interest about the future of our forests?”

Designers Sissi Edholm and Lisa Ullenius