Are you looking for a way to draw children away from screens and offer them something truly educational? This wooden bird feeder kit is more than just a garden decoration – it is an exciting project for the whole family. Assemble without tools and paint with a personal touch to provide a sense of accomplishment while bringing nature closer to your home.
Why choose this DIY bird feeder?
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Tool-free assembly (DIY): Forget screwdrivers and hammers! The smart design allows the house to be assembled like a puzzle. It is a safe and manageable activity that develops a child’s fine motor skills and spatial thinking.
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Let creativity fly: Wood is a timeless material that fits any garden. But why limit yourself to the natural look? The kit includes 12 colors and 2 brushes so the child can create the world’s most unique feeder. A painted house is a source of pride for every little craftsman.
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Caring and nature education: This is not just a toy. Through a feeder made with their own hands, a child learns to care for smaller creatures. It is a great opportunity to observe chickadees, sparrows, and other wintering birds right from your home window.
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Year-round use: Although birds need supplemental food most in winter, this house is a lovely garden element year-round. In spring and summer, it provides a safe resting place for birds.
Technical Specifications:
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Material: High-quality natural wood
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Dimensions: 32.5 x 21 x 19 cm (large enough for birds, compact enough for a balcony or garden)
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Weight: 0.346 kg (easy to hang)
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Color: Natural wood / Brown tones (before painting)
What does the package include? Everything needed to start immediately is in the box:
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Wooden parts for building the house
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Set of 12 bright colors
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2 brushes of different sizes
Safety and warnings:
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Attention! The product contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 3 years of age (choking hazard).
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We recommend assembly under adult supervision – it is a great way to spend quality time with your child.
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The product (including paints) is not edible.
