The Viga wooden frog magnifying glass is a little detective's first tool. With it, your child can take a close look at anything that sparks their interest – at home, in the meadow or in the garden.

This magnifying glass for kids supports natural curiosity. Children ask endless questions, and with a magnifier they can find answers themselves: enlarging plants, insects or tracks left by people and animals. It is made of beech wood and painted with non-toxic paint in bright green that catches the eye. It is about 14 cm long and light, so it is easy to take on walks in the woods or meadow. Designed for children from 3 years, girls and boys alike.

What your child develops

• Curiosity. Your child discovers for themselves what leaf veins or insect legs look like.
• Imagination. Detective and explorer games inspire stories.
• Observation. A magnifier teaches children to spot tiny details they would otherwise miss.
• Motor skills. Holding the glass at the right distance trains hand control.

How to play

Set off on a "research expedition" in the garden or park. Look for insects, flowers, stones and tracks, and ask your child to describe what they see up close.

At home, use it to look at fabrics, grains of salt or pictures in books. Or play detective and search for "lost" objects.

Why a wooden magnifier

Beech wood is durable and pleasant to hold, and the non-toxic paint is safe for children. A wooden toy lasts a long time and is a sustainable choice.

A great gift

The wooden magnifier is a small but useful gift for a curious child aged 3 and up – something to bring when visiting or an extra before summer.

What's in the box

• 1 wooden frog magnifying glass

Find more toys for young explorers in our STEAM and science toys collection, or more ideas for this age in toys for 3–5 year olds.