Introducing our Hand-Eye Coordination Peg People, the perfect toy for helping kids develop their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. This set includes a variety of colorful, chunky peg people that little hands can easily grasp and manipulate. 
 
Who is this for? 

Children typically begin to play with toys that involve hand-eye coordination, such as Peg People, around the age of 1 to 2 years old. Peg People are typically wooden or plastic figures with a cylindrical base that fits into corresponding holes or pegs in a play set or board.
 
Here’s how playing with Peg People benefits children at this age:
 
Fine Motor Skills: Placing Peg People into holes or pegs requires precise hand movements and finger dexterity, which helps develop fine motor skills.
Hand-Eye Coordination: Aligning the base of the Peg People with the holes or pegs promotes hand-eye coordination as children aim and place each figure.
Grip Strength and Control: Holding and manipulating the Peg People supports the development of grip strength and control.
Spatial Awareness: Understanding how to fit the Peg People into specific slots or arrange them on a board fosters spatial awareness and planning.
Imaginative Play: As children engage with Peg People, they may begin to incorporate imaginative play by assigning roles or creating stories with the figures.
Language Development: Playing with Peg People can stimulate language development as children name the figures, describe their actions, or engage in conversations related to their play.
Social Skills: Using Peg People in group settings or with caregivers promotes social interaction, cooperation, and sharing as children explore and play together.