Wooden shape puzzle Goki 57907 — 8 pieces, professions theme, for ages 1+, 300×24 mm

Goki 57907 is a wooden shape puzzle with 8 pieces themed around everyday professions. Designed for children aged 1 and older, the puzzle measures 300 × 24 mm and features extra-large knobs and bright, child-friendly illustrations that make it suitable for first puzzles. The durable wooden construction supports repeated handling at home or in preschool while helping to develop fine motor skills, shape recognition and early vocabulary related to common jobs.

Advantages

The puzzle combines sturdy wooden pieces with oversized knobs that are easy for small hands to grasp and place. Clear profession-themed shapes and colorful motifs make matching intuitive and support visual discrimination. Its compact rectangular board is lightweight yet robust, suitable for frequent use in educational settings. The simple 8-piece design provides an accessible challenge for toddlers, encouraging concentration and hand–eye coordination without small detachable parts.

Suitable for

• Fine motor skill development for toddlers (1+ years)
• Early shape and color recognition
• Introducing vocabulary related to professions
• Home play and preschool activity corners
• Adult–child guided learning sessions

Key specifications

• Type: wooden shape puzzle
• Theme: professions
• Number of pieces: 8
• Recommended minimum age: 1 year
• Material: wood with painted motifs and raised knobs
• Dimensions: approximately 300 × 24 mm
• Design: extra-large knobs for toddler grasping

How to use

Place the puzzle board on a stable surface and show the child how to grasp a piece by its knob and match it to the corresponding cut-out. Encourage the child to try fitting pieces independently, offering hand-over-hand assistance as needed. Use the profession illustrations to name each job while the child places pieces, reinforcing vocabulary and comprehension. Supervise use at all times for safety and remove the toy if the child shows signs of chewing or damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, combine short, regular play sessions with verbal naming of each profession and simple questions (e.g., "Who wears a helmet?") to strengthen language development. Clean the wooden surface with a damp cloth and avoid soaking; inspect periodically for wear.