This soft farm-themed barn lets your baby drop animals in through the large top opening, then find and take them out again through the side door. The crinkle door panel adds a fun textured sound to press and explore, while the built-in mirror invites visual exploration. Soft fabrics and different textures give little hands plenty to discover, all while helping to promote early hand-eye coordination.

• Wipe gently with a clean, dry cloth
• Do not soak or submerge in water
• Avoid bleach and harsh cleaning products
• Let everything dry fully before storing the animals in the barn
• Store in a cool, dry place, away from damp or direct heat

1. Start with one farm friend

Give baby one soft animal to hold. Name it slowly and make its sound:

“This is the cow. Moo!”

Let baby squeeze, shake and feel it.

2. Put animals in through the top

Drop one animal through the large opening in the roof. Let baby watch where it goes, then help them place another one inside.

3. Take animals out through the side door

Open the actual side door and encourage baby to reach inside and find an animal.

Important product detail: The square orange barn-door panel on the front is a crinkle panel. It does not open.

4. Play “Where did it go?”

Hide one animal inside and ask:

“Where is the sheep?”

Let baby search through the top opening or side door.

5. Explore the crinkle panel

Press and scrunch the square front panel together. Pause so baby can hear the rustling sound, then let them try.

6. Use the mirror

Sit beside baby and show them their reflection. Point to their face and say simple words such as “eyes,” “nose” and “smile.”

7. Match animals and sounds

Choose an animal and make its sound:

• Cow — moo
• Sheep — baa
• Pig — oink
• Horse — neigh
• Chicken — cluck
• Rabbit — hop, hop
  

8. Sort and count

For older babies and toddlers, line up the animals and count from one to six. Ask your child to find a certain animal or colour.

This set may suit supervised play from approximately 6 months to 3 years, with many of the put-in-and-take-out activities becoming most relevant between approximately 9 and 24 months.

This is a practical play guide, not a strict developmental cut-off. Children develop at different rates. Always follow any age guidance or warnings attached to the product.

• 6 to 9 months - Hold and explore

Start with one animal at a time. Your baby can reach for it, hold it and explore the soft texture while you name the animal.

• 9 to 12 months - Find and take out

Place one or two animals inside the barn and let your baby find them through the top or side opening. You can also demonstrate tapping two soft animals together.

• 12 to 18 months - Put in and take out

Show your child how to place an animal inside the barn, then let them try. Name each animal as you play.

• 18 months to 3 years - Sort and pretend

Older toddlers can name the animals, copy animal sounds, count the farm friends, sort them and create simple farm stories.

Safety information

• For supervised, awake play only.
• Check the barn, mirror, handle, seams and every animal before each use.
• Stop using the set if any part becomes loose, torn or damaged, or if the filling becomes exposed.
• Check the free towel before use and stop using it if it becomes damaged.
• Keep the barn, animals and free towel out of cots, bassinets and other baby sleep spaces.
• Keep all packaging materials away from babies and children.

• 1 Barn
• 1 pig
• 1 rabbit
• 1 sheep
• 1 cow
• 1 chicken
• 1 horse

Delivery rates across South Africa

• R89 if your order is below R499
• R49 if your order is between R499 and R599
• R0 if your order is R599 or above

More general information

Please refer to the delivery timeframe above the dropdowns for the delivery time.

Once your order has been processed and shipped, you will receive an Aramex tracking number.