Cactus Balance Game

This fun and instructive game is based on placing colorful wooden pieces of different sizes in the shape of cactus on the main body in a balanced way. The goal is to achieve balance by placing all the pieces without tipping over.

How to play?

1. Place the parent cactus stem upright.
2. Install parts of different sizes, from large to small, sequentially on the body.
3. Place them strategically, keeping in mind the balance of the parts.
4. The person who places all the pieces and upsets the balance loses the game!

What Does It Teach?

• Hand-eye coordination
• Ability to balance
• Strategic thinking

  Awareness of color and size

  Material: Natural wood, non-toxic paint
  Ingredients: 1 cactus trunk + colorful cactus branches of various sizes

Suitable for children aged 3 and up. It can be played both individually and as a group game with friends.

When cleaning your wooden toys, you can follow these steps:

• Cleaning with a Damp Cloth: You can clean wooden toys by gently wiping them with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid using too much water so that the wood does not absorb water and get damaged.
• Natural Disinfection: It is safer to use natural materials instead of chemical cleaners. You can disinfect toys with the help of a soft cloth by preparing a mixture of 50% vinegar and 50% water.
• Use of Soapy Water: By adding a few drops of natural soap to warm water, you can wipe the toys with this mixture. Do not forget to wipe it again with clean water to remove soap residue.
• Do Not Wash Toys: Submerging wooden toys in water or washing them completely can cause the wood to swell. Instead, always opt for the wiping method with a slightly damp cloth.
• Natural Drying: After cleaning, wipe the toys with a dry towel and let them dry naturally in a place where there is an air flow. Keep away from sunlight and excessive heat.

Care Tips

To protect your wooden toys and ensure their longevity, you can consider the following maintenance suggestions:

• Prevent Cracking: You can apply natural oil (olive oil, coconut oil) or beeswax to toys several times a year to prevent the wood from cracking. This helps keep the wood moist.
• Regular Maintenance: It is enough to care for wooden toys 2-3 times a year. However, you can increase this frequency for frequently used toys.
• Protect from Sunlight: Keep wooden toys out of direct sunlight. Leaving it in the sun can cause the wood to dry out and become discolored.
• Damage Repair: If minor cracks or roughness have formed, you can trim these areas by lightly sanding them with a fine sandpaper. Afterwards, you can protect the toy with natural oil or beeswax.