Adorable soft veggie dolls (onion, carrot and beetroot) with various textures encourage creativity and emotional development with fun independent play, and promote communication

and bonding when playing with parents, siblings or friends.

Soft corduroy soil cushions Helps mimic the actual experience of planting, encouraging toddlers to plant and pick and inspiring cognitive development.

Wooden planter made of high-quality responsibly-sourced wood, this planter is a lovely decoration for your child's room.

Wooden watering can made of high-quality responsibly-sourced wood, this element gives toddlers the opportunity to enjoy the gardening experience.

Naturally sourced, premium materials: This toy is made of naturally sourced, premium materials that meet the highest sustainability standards. Designed to nurture our children and the planet,

and created with Responsibly sourced wood, this sweet vegetables garden fulfills Tiny Love's vision to create green, mindful and natural products.

Nature inspired Design: Tiny Love’s sustainable Garden of Adventures My First Garden features an earthy, warm vintage style and is inspired by home gardens. This adorable toy adds a cute touch to any room, inspiring little ones to imagine and explore. Environmental, developmental and stylish.

Fosters imagination: Playing make-believe games with the garden veggies inspires imagination and play. The toy teaches little ones about planting vegetables and growing them, pretending

they are tiny gardeners. The garden engages them for long periods of time, inspiring imagination.

Versatile uses: My First Garden is ideal for playing with family and friends, enjoying some fun bonding and interaction. Also great as a decoration on a shelf in your child's room.

18+ months: EMOTIONS – Taking Care

Gardening and planting teaches little ones to take care of something and help vegetables grow, which is a valuable emotional experience for their developing personalities.

18+ months: Developing MOTOR SKILLS

As your little one pull the vegetables out of the ground and plants them back in the soil, they use different muscles in their hands and fingers and develop their fine motor skills.

18+ months: COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT – Learning about the World

Let your little one enjoy the experience of gardening and, while doing so, learn something about the world. The game teaches toddlers about how vegetables grow in in a real garden and helps them develop a cognitive understanding of the world around them.