Safari Animal Finger Puppets

Description

Introducing our delightful Safari Animal Finger Puppets. Your children will fall in love with each charming character in this delightful five-piece set, which includes a variety of African animals:

• Gerry the Giraffe
• Zebby the Zebra
• Leo the Lion
• Hippy the Hippopotamus
• Minky the Monkey

Perfect for endless safari-themed finger fun! Each piece is lovingly hand-stitched from soft felt. They are beautifully adorned with visible running and cross stitches made from embroidery thread. Small felt cuttings enhance their charming features. Each decoration also includes the signature Heartfelt heart, adding a charming, homemade touch.

This animal finger puppet set, designed to fit little fingers, is perfect for creative play, allowing children to develop their creativity and language skills through storytelling with characters like Gerry the Giraffe and Zebby the Zebra. It also serves as an educational tool to teach children about African wildlife and their habitats, whether for counting, colours, or animal sounds, while fostering closer relationships through shared play. This set makes a wonderful gift for a wide range of recipients, such as for a child’s birthday or Christmas. It’s also ideal as a gift for teachers, making classroom learning about animals and habitats more interactive and fun.

Approximate dimensions of packaged set:

• Length: 23.50 cm
• Width: 14 cm
• Weight: 15 g

Hand-sewn in South Africa by Heartfelt

HEARTFELT is a project founded by Martha and Julie to create jobs for women in Makapanstad through traditional handcraft skills. Each day, these women gather to chat and craft felt and beaded products, empowering themselves and benefiting the community. A portion of their sales supports local charities fighting TB, HIV/AIDS, and aiding children and the elderly. HEARTFELT aims to heal hearts and bring hope to those without daily opportunities, filling the hearts of many with love and hope.

GOOD TO KNOW: These delightful finger puppets are suitable for children aged 3 and above, and it’s always a good idea to supervise younger children to avoid any choking hazards.