Around 19-21 months many children are solidifying their understanding of ‘object permanence’: when an object is out of their view, it still continues to exist. In the Count and Slide Ring Chute, your little one can push the rings into four different openings, each one requiring a different number of rings before they come sliding back—an early lesson in counting and one-to-one correspondence. 🧠 There are four ways to slide rings into the Count & Slide Ring Chute, three ways on the front and an extra fun one on the back. Start by giving your child a single ring and see where they put it. Continue to offer them more rings until they can make one come sliding back to them. Try counting and narrating as you or your child slides the rings in: “one, two, three—look at that, the first one came back to us!” or “ How many rings go in before one slides down?” Thank you for tagging us @jessicalouise.home 🥰 Archie is playing with the Count and Slide Ring Chute from The Realist Play Kit for months 19, 20, 21. #LoveveryEurope #LearnThroughPlay #EarlyYearsDevelopment #LoveveryToddler #ToddlerActivities