Bilboquet Like clockwork

A small change to the design means that even younger children can safely practise their dexterity and patience: if the ball is to land on the tip of the classic bilboquet, it has to fall through the hole here. Fine motor skills are required here, because of course only the hand holding the bilboquet may be used: so gain momentum with one hand, propel the ball through the air and hold the bilboquet quickly and purposefully in the path of the ball so that it hits the hole precisely. As an additional challenge, the string is not only used to keep the ball "on the line". Rather, it should be wound up on the bilboquet by continuously throwing and catching the ball, back and forth. To ensure that the fun of the game is endless, the ball must also be unwound again afterwards.

This game of skill requires concentration, perseverance and, last but not least, a certain amount of tolerance from young and old alike until they manage to throw and catch the ball accurately - the perfect way for your children to train their fine motor, cognitive and emotional skills and a fun pastime for you. And to ensure that the encouragement and enjoyment are long-lasting and effective, the Hausruckviertel-based Kreiselmanufaktur Mader takes great care in the production process: This bilboquet is expertly turned by hand from local hardwoods and painted by hand.

Not suitable for children that are 3 years of age or younger. Risk of strangulation due to long cord.