Grizzly Bear figurine, +3 years, Papo

Grizzly Bear figurine made of plastic and hand painted with non-toxic paints. Plastic figurines like the Grizzly Bear figurine have multiple benefits, especially when they are made with care and safety, such as hand painting with non-toxic paints. Here are some of the advantages of plastic figurines of this kind:
Education and Development : Grizzly bear figurines can be valuable educational tools for children. They can help to learn about bears and their habitat, thus developing knowledge and interest in nature and zoology.
Imaginative development : Toys like the Grizzly Bear figurine stimulate children's imaginations. They can create stories and scenarios with bears, which helps them develop creativity and exercise their logical thinking skills.
Motor skills : Handling plastic figures involves fine movements of the hands and fingers, which contributes to the development of children's fine motor skills.
Group play : Figures can be used in role play and group play, allowing children to socialize and learn social skills such as communication and cooperation.
Safety education : Plastic figures that are made with safe materials and non-toxic paints give parents peace of mind that the toys do not pose a health risk to their children during handling.
Durability : Plastic figurines are generally durable and wear-resistant. They can withstand frequent handling and can be kept as collectibles or favorite toys for a long time.
Collectibles : For many children and adults, figurines can become collectibles. These can be displayed in children's rooms or kept to gather a varied collection of bears or other characters.
In conclusion, plastic figurines, such as the Grizzly Bear figurine, can provide a number of educational and recreational benefits, contributing to children's development in a fun and safe way. It is important to choose products that meet safety standards and are made with non-toxic materials to protect children's health.

Details about this animal:
Originally from North America, this mammal is the most imposing of its species after the polar bear.
Its dark brown fur has shades of blond, brown and black, but the gray end of the hair gives it its name (from "grizzled" which means gray).
This omnivore lives alone and feeds mainly on plants. However, they sometimes devour fish, ants, bees or young mammals such as moose.
To survive the whole winter, the grizzly bear feeds intensively all summer, then gathers in the den and hibernates from November to March.

Specifications :
Dimensions: 6.5 x 5 x 14cm
Material: Plastic
Age: +3 years

Presentation:
1 piece