Silly Seating (Green)

By P'kolino

  4.0 out of 5
(1 review) Write your own review

This fun loving combination of stuffed toy and modular toddler seating has many features designed to support your toddler’s developmental needs, making these engaging and multi-talented silly seats a Playfully Smart addition to any growing home.

Designed for children age 1 and up.

This modular Silly Seating is comprised of three soft, sturdy, light weight pieces that can be configured in a myriad of ways; from seats of varying heights to tiny tables.

These many variations, and the capacity for children to do the configuring, are great for their creativity and gross motor development.

With no hard surfaces, sharp edges or loose pieces they are also safe for those early developmental stages when toddlers really toddle. So, climb on it, sit on it or drool on it; the snugly fabric is durable, removable and washable.

Materials: Fabric Plush Micro fiber

Other Colors

Pkffpipa-2_small_preview
Blue
Pkffkiko-2_small_preview
Red
Silly_01_small_preview
Orange

The details..

  • Dimensions:
    Dimensions: 17" W X 10" L X 16" H
  • Recommended age: 12 months+
  • Sku: PKSSGR
  • Brand: P'kolino
  • Made in China
Giftwrap_no We are unable to gift wrap this item due to its size or shape.
Tags: chair, cushion

About P'kolino

P’kolino’s founders were puzzled by the play furniture options available to their children. “Children are not mini-adults so why do we give them mini adult furniture, our children grow so fast but the furniture does not and the uses are so limited”.

With help from a team of designers P’kolino addressed these needs by creating stylish yet practical play furniture.


  4.0 out of 5
(1 review) Share your thoughts. Write your own review.

Reviews

1 2 3 4 5

Profile_thumb

WorkingMom

Cute

written 11 months ago

I bought this with the hopes that my 9 month old will start to pull up on the Frog-like character. I love that the fabric is extremely soft (and easily washable). To date he has occasionally kneeled next to it but I have to hold the frog in place (if not it will tip over). When he’s older he might sit in the chair but for now we remove the mouth and we play peekaboo and slide toys in / out of that area. I hope that he’ll start to try to stand more leaning on the frog – time will tell!

Comments (0)