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Timber Tots Catch

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$17.49 $24.99 In stock

"This magnetic fishing game enhances focus, precision, and hand-eye coordination as children use the fishing rod to ""catch"" wooden logs. As they engage with this toy, they strengthen fine motor control, spatial awareness, and problem-solving skills while discovering cause-and-effect relationships. The magnetic tips offer a fun and interactive way to reinforce grip control and coordination. Children also practice concentration as they aim and ""catch"" the logs, developing their hand-eye coordination in a playful, hands-on way. This toy encourages trial-and-error learning and independent play, providing opportunities for children to build confidence while exploring basic concepts of size, shape, and spatial relationships. Set Includes: 1 bucket with a lid, 1 fishing rod, and 8 cylindrical pieces."

  • Develops hand-eye coordination, movement control, and planning skills.
  • Encourages grip control and cause & effect learning through magnetic play.
  • Builds focus, patience, and early problem-solving in an engaging way.
  • Sustainably made in Thailand using chemical-free rubberwood, non-toxic glue, organic pigments, and water-based dyes. Set Includes: 1 bucket with a lid, 1 fishing rod, and 8 cylindrical pieces

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

My 4-year-old will sit for 30 minutes straight trying to catch every wooden log with that magnet, which honestly never happens with her other toys. I've noticed her grip on the rod getting steadier too, and cleanup is easy since it all fits back in the box.

Adam ★★★★★

My three-year-old gets so focused trying to line up the magnetic tip with each log, it's actually quiet for a solid fifteen minutes. The hand-eye coordination work is real, and I can already see her aim getting steadier after just a week.

Jason S. ★★★★★

The magnetic tip grabs the wooden logs with satisfying precision—my four-year-old nailed his first catch within seconds and refused to put the rod down. It’s quietly become our go-to rainy-day activity because it genuinely keeps him focused longer than most toys.