GG* Mame Ohagki - Counting Beans Oak Village or arranging them by color

or arranging them by color

only to find out you still have a piece of food stuck between your teeth

Enriches parent-child relationship: The baby table can be turned back or removed when not in use so your child can eat with the whole family on the main table

Each natural wood has a different grain and texture

keeping them safe and able to learn the brushing motion

GG* Mame Ohagki - Counting Beans Oak Village or arranging them by colorMame Ohagki means "bean" in Japanese. This is a set of wooden beans with a small bowl and chopsticks. They can be used like building blocks by piling them up, lining them up (side by side), or arranging them by color. A good way to practice using chopsticks and great for dexterity and finger training to help children build up the muscles they need for writing. The beans can be used to teach children how to count, simple addition, subtraction and