Hungry Cat – Fine Motor & Attention Therapy Game | SEN

A magnetic rod, a pile of wooden fish, and one very hungry cat. The child fishes for a fish of a specific color and size, then feeds it to the cat by following the task card. That small sequence builds grip strength, bilateral coordination, and the discipline of following multi-step instructions.

It's used in occupational therapy, speech therapy, and early intervention with children from around age 1. It holds up well for kids working on attention, impulse control, or fine motor delays, because it doesn't feel like work.

What it builds:

• Fine motor skills and pincer grip
• Bilateral hand coordination
• Color and size discrimination
• Following instructions in sequence
• Early counting
• Attention and impulse control

In the box: wooden cat box (15×15 cm) · magnetic fishing rod (10 cm) · 9 large + 9 small fish · 18 double-sided task cards

Material: high-quality plywood, non-toxic | Age: 1+ year
Commonly used with children who have ASD, developmental delays, low muscle tone, or fine motor difficulties.

As gifts go, this one earns repeat requests. Toddlers love the small thrill of "catching" a fish and feeding the cat, and parents notice how focused their child gets mid-play. Safe, non-toxic wood, no screen involved, and it grows with your child from their first birthday well into preschool.