Pull Back Autos  

Pull Back Autos School Bus Fire Engine / Concrete Mixer Tow Truck
 KA10835 / KA10836

The lovely vehicle set consists of 2 cute "Pull Back" soft Autos. Kids play with the autos with rich imaginations; they never tire of pushing & pulling them around on the floor. An excellent way for babies to announce their effects & share their joy with peers while playing. The plastic base can be detached and the soft car is machine-washable.


Parenting Tips

Eye-hand coordination begins to develop as the two-month infant starts tracking moving objects with his or her eyes and reaching for them.

Size:

10.5cm(W) x 9.5cm(H) x 10.5cm(D)

Sense stimulation using car wheels

Stimulate your child’s sense of touch by softly running the car wheels along your child’s body (outside of her clothes).

Gross motor skills training - crawling

Push a car forward, attracting your child to crawl after it.

Fine and gross motor skills training - pushing

Encourage children to push the cars across the floor.

Fine and gross motor skills training - pulling

Encourage children to first pull one of the cars back, then let go and watch as it zooms forward.

Balancing skills training - stacking 2 cars

Encourage children to stack 2 cars, one on top of the other. This activity also trains children’s patience.

Fine motor skills training - grasping and pressing

The cars are made from foam and soft fabrics. Encourage children to grasp the cars with both their right and left hands.

Cognitive training - learning facial features

Teach your child to recognize different facial features using the cars.

Cognitive training - pointing to facial features

Name a facial feature and encourage your child to point to it.

Cognitive training - learning colors

Use the different colored cars to teach children to recognize colors.

Cognitive training - finding colors

Name a color and encourage your child to find it.

Balancing skills training - stacking 3 cars

Encourage children to stack 3 cars, one on top of the other. This activity also trains children’s patience.

Cognitive training - learning occupations and their matching vehicles

Using the characters, teach your child the names of different occupations and their matching vehicles. For example, Bobby is a firefighter. Firefighters drive fire engines.

Confidence and social skills building - car racing

Have a car race. You may have 2 to 4 children or adult players. The car that travels the furthest wins!

Sense of distance and eye hand coordination training - having cars go through a tunnel

Build a tunnel or arch for the cars to travel under, using boxes other everyday objects. Encourage your child to aim and have the car travel through the tunnel. Parents may increase the difficulty by varying the width and distance of the tunnel/arch.

Balancing skills training - stacking 4 cars

Encourage children to stack 4 cars, one on top of the other. This activity also trains children’s patience.