Tender Leaf Toys

Ouch Puzzle

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$12.19 $19.99 In stock

The Ouch Puzzle from Tender Leaf Toys is a 12-piece puzzle that helps children learn about how we are made, what makes us hurt, and what makes us better.

  • 12-piece puzzle format
  • Topic: how we are made, what makes us hurt, and what makes us better
  • Part of the Educational / STEAM Toys and Games & Puzzles categories
  • Suggested for ages 3+ years
  • Brand: Tender Leaf Toys
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★

The pieces are chunky and easy for little hands to grip, and my son keeps asking to do it again so we can talk about the band-aid and the "ouch" parts. It's a sweet way to introduce the idea of getting hurt and feeling better.

Steven Q. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old was fascinated by the puzzle pieces showing different boo-boos and cures — it actually started a great conversation about scrapes and bandages. The wooden pieces are chunky and easy for small hands to grip.

Ava J. ★★★★★

The 12 pieces are just right for my 3-year-old's little hands, and the topic of boo-boos and healing sparked a whole conversation about getting shots. She keeps asking to do it again, which says a lot since she usually loses interest in puzzles fast.